at, arrested in december 8 for seven burglaries and december 13 for two more in queens, so she had been just arrested for multiple burglaries and let out and arrested for multiple burglaries and cotton burglary, if you get the idea that people are being churned out and not in, that s the idea. the change to the law, judges can impose bail for burglary but by and large have not been, is that what is being found? bigger the judges know the system pretty well but they know the intent of the law is there supposed to impose the least restrictive pretrial conditions possible. if it is bail, if the person does not have resources and documented, it has to be low bail and if it can be no bail it should be supervised release, check in with your probation officer every six weeks, if you get caught again that was bad, now three weeks. but there is a definite bump,
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