Gov. Nathan Deal (Photo: John Disney/ALM)
The bill directs judges to offer alternatives to money bail for misdemeanor offenses, although it doesn’t ban it altogether as some jurisdictions, such as the city of Atlanta, have done in the past year.
May 07, 2018 at 03:34 PM
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Gov. Nathan Deal signed the latest and last criminal justice reform legislation Monday, approved by the final General Assembly of his eight years in office.
The bill directs judges to offer alternatives to money bail for misdemeanor offenses, although it doesn’t ban it altogether, as some jurisdictions—such as the city of Atlanta—have done in the past year.
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