Judges and Judiciary,
Criminal
May 25, 2022
3 Bay Area courts may not be following new bail law, says report
One of these courts counters that the report’s statistics are flawed, yet also concedes they don’t know how well their judges are complying with the March 2021 ruling in In re: Humphrey
A recent report claims three Bay Area courts are failing to comply with a California Supreme Court decision demanding judges consider a defendant’s ability to pay bail. But one of these courts claims the report’s statistics are flawed, yet also concedes they don’t know how well their judges are complying with the March 2021 ruling in In re: Humphrey, 2021 DJDAR 2813.
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