JimMIA
There's more to life than mice...
- Joined
- Feb 16, 2005
If they do, they should be ridiculed on social media until they resign. They should have revoked his bail when he didn't show up for court the first time. Instead, they let him walk.I'm surprised by this. I wonder if the Milwaukee judge will revoke his bail in either of those cases.
Good idea, although a little late, and possibly just political posturing. Certainly the likelihood of future crimes should be one consideration.I heard this afternoon that a state constitutional amendment will be introduced in the assembly when they come back in session that will allow judges to consider likelihood to commit more crimes as part of the bail determination.
Another should be the seriousness of the crime. If a person is charged with First Degree Murder, are you going to let them out to kill witnesses? In Florida, 1st degree murder and rape are two crimes for which judges may deny bail. It's not ironclad; judges have discretion and at least locally they tend to let them out.