By Matt Alsdorf
Cities and states across the country have begun to take a closer look at who is in their jails. These analyses have revealed some disturbing information, including the fact that low-risk, nonviolent defendants often remain behind bars awaiting trial, while many high-risk defendants with means quickly secure release. Moreover, disproportionate impacts on minorities and low-income individuals are an area of concern for criminal justi...
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