Criminal
Jun. 10, 2020
Judicial Council to consider ending zero bail, stays of eviction summonses
Leaders of the council’s six internal committees are recommending the zero-bail schedule be repealed effective June 20.
Members of the California Judicial Council vote today on whether to end three of the 13 emergency rules it put in place two months ago, including setting bail at zero for all misdemeanor and most low-level felonies.
Leaders of the council's six internal committees are recommending the bail schedule be repealed as of June 20.
If approved, local courts will be able to revert to their standard bail sc...
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