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But then how would skid row drunks get hammered.
There's a no cash bail rule in California. Will the attacker be out on the street again?
-SF District Attorney, Chesa Boudin
One of DA Boudin’s first actions upon taking office was to end the DA’s office’s practice of asking for money bail. The concept of money bail is simple: when someone is arrested on charges, a judge can set an amount that a person can pay (often through a bail bond agency) as collateral to get out of jail. If the person doesn’t show up to court, that person loses the money. This system means that people with money can “buy” their way out of jail, no matter what their charges, while people without enough money are stuck in jail simply because they cannot afford to buy their freedom. This system is not only unfair but also does not protect public safety. After all, someone’s financial status has no connection to their likelihood of coming back to court or of committing another crime.
DA Boudin believes that no one should be in jail simply because they are too poor to post bail to get out. Under DA Boudin’s policy, if someone poses a serious public safety risk, the District Attorney’s office will ask that the person remain in jail while waiting for the case to resolve or go to trial. But everyone who does not pose a serious public safety risk should be free from jail while their case is pending—sometimes with conditions like electronic monitoring, GPS, or drug testing, depending on the individual circumstances. This makes sure we have a system that keeps us all safe—and doesn’t hold people in jail because of their poverty.
DA Boudin’s policy on ending cash bail in San Francisco was widely heralded as the most progressive bail policy in the nation. It plays an important step towards ending the criminalization of poverty and stopping mass incarceration.”
Growth is found only in adversity.
No, that only applies when the victim is one of the little people like us. Politicians get special protection, you should know that by now.
Yes, most like in less than a hour.
This Pelosi story getting weird.
Paul Pelosi and his attacker both half naked when the police showed up. They were both in their underwear
And how hell did somebody randomly get into the mansion of the person 3rd in line to the presidency?!
MAKE IT MAKE SENSE
Growth is found only in adversity.
Simple Paul Pelosi got hammered and had to come up with an explanation.
Since it was Paul, I bet he's sitting in jail.
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If he is, some shyster lawyer will be filing some huge law suites.
As long as she is the House Speaker she doesn't have to. The Secret Service is supposed to do provide that. Jaz McKay "The Pelosi’s have a 10 foot wall around their home, six dogs and armed secret service security. How does a random naked dude “break into” the home of the 3rd most powerful person in the country?"
SFPD just released this photo of the hammer
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