Criminal
Jun. 18, 2020
Some counties vow to continue zero bail, after state lifts emergency order
The no cash bail experiment will continue in some parts of the state.
The no cash bail experiment will continue in some parts of the state.
On Tuesday night, Alameda County Superior Court adopted a modified zero bail schedule in what appears to be the first court response to the Judicial Council's repeal of its statewide emergency bail schedule.
A day later, Sacramento County Superior Court announced it too would continue with a zero bail schedule.
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