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LA Court officials defend new zero bail policy: The system is working

LA Court officials defend new zero bail policy: The system is working
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Torrance joins lawsuit against LA County s zero-bail policy – Daily Breeze

The growing list of plantiffs now include 29 cities, but more can still participate after the lawsuit is filed next week.

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Calif city joins suit against LA County zero-bail policy

Calif city joins suit against LA County zero-bail policy
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Manhattan Beach joins impending lawsuit against zero-bail in LA County

City officials around the county say they worry that the no-bail schedule poses a public safety threat.

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Now that LA County courts have eliminated cash bail for most offenses, what happens next?

Court officials say early results of the 2-week-old policy are encouraging, but law enforcement critics insist it will compromise public safety.

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