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Given the presumption of innocence, how can we justify detaining defendants in jail (and not release them or let them post bond) when they have not been convicted of any crime? Explain your position.
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Given the presumption of innocence, how can we justify detaining defendants in jail (and not release them or let them post bond) when they have not been convicted of any crime? Explain your position.

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Step-by-step explanation:

What Do You Need to Know about Pretrial Release?

Release with a surety bond.

Release with a cash bond.

Release on your own recognizance.

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