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Even though it's been amended, New York's bail law will still sharply cut down on pretrial detention compared to the pre-reform era, the report says.
May 15, 2020 at 05:25 PM
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A trimmed-back bail reform law is projected to increase New York City’s pretrial jail population by about 16%, according to a new report from the Center for Court Innovation.
Even though it’s been amended, New York’s bail law will still sharply cut down on pretrial detention compared to the pre-reform era, the report says.
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