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Judges and Judiciary,
Criminal

Sep. 26, 2019

Riverside and San Bernardino counties, short of judges, consider how to deal with no bail systems

Riverside and San Bernardino counties have both faced an intensifying need for judges as their populations grew in recent years, but the possible elimination of cash bail could put even more pressure on the counties’ already strained court resources, said those tasked with finding replacement policies.

Riverside and San Bernardino counties, short of judges, consider how to deal with no bail systems

Riverside and San Bernardino counties have both faced an intensifying need for judges as their populations grew in recent years, but the possible elimination of cash bail could put even more pressure on the counties' already strained court resources, said those tasked with finding replacement policies.

Riverside County has seen a 30% population growth over the past decade while San Bernardino County's population increased by 13% ove...

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