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01/29/2025

St. Patrick’s Day—a day for shamrocks, good luck, and maybe a pint or two at your favorite pub!

But if your celebration gets a little too lively, and you find yourself in jail, call us for bail!

08/18/2022

Call Speaker Anthony Rendon and tell him you want to Stop SB 262.

His number is: (916) 319-2063

11/02/2018

Led by the industry’s giants, such as Aladdin Bail Bonds, it is spending several million dollars to collect the 365,880 registered voter signatures required to place a repeal referendum on the 2020 ballot.

There’s virtually no doubt that the referendum will qualify, automatically suspending the new law until voters decide its fate.

The Legislature and Gov. Jerry Brown enacted landmark legislation that eliminates cash bail for criminal defendants and substitutes a system of evaluating pre-trial flight risk. However, the legislation is just the opening salvo of a multi-front legal and political war over the issue.

05/17/2018

First bail bond was written on clay tablets from ca. 2750 BC in what is modern day Iraq.

04/11/2018

Assemblyman Bonta and Senator Hertzberg want to abridge defendants right to bail and replace it with unconstitutional risk assessment algorithms. They violate due process because their code is secret. Bail is transparent.

With increased adoption of algorithmic sentencing tools, defense attorneys raise due process concerns, policymakers struggle to provide meaningful oversight, and data scientists grapple with ethical questions regarding fairness and accuracy.

04/10/2018

While several states are considering various bail reforms, some advocates have argued that “any bail practices that result in incarceration based on poverty violate the Fourteenth Amendment.” The text and history of the Eighth Amendment, as well as U.S. Supreme Court precedent, do not support that argument.

04/01/2018

San Francisco District Attorney George Gascón has asked the California Supreme Court to review a landmark lower-court ruling that prohibits authorities from holding criminal defendants in jail solely because they can’t afford to pay bail to get out.

San Francisco District Attorney George Gascón has asked the California Supreme Court to review a landmark lower-court ruling that prohibits authorities from holding criminal defendants in jail solely because they can't afford to pay bail to get out. The First District Court of Appeal in San Francis...

03/28/2018

Don’t be fooled. SB 10, sponsored by Sen. Bob Hertzberg (D-Van Nuys) and Assemblyman Rob Bonta (D-Oakland), is an ill-conceived bill that follows the current trend in criminal justice legislation that puts more value on the rights of accused criminals than it does on the health, safety and welfare of crime victims or the greater public at large. They want you to believe that dangerous felons and criminals are the real victims, when nothing could be further from the truth.

Read more here: http://www.sacbee.com/opinion/california-forum/article207085264.html =cpy

Senate Bill 10, sponsored by Bob Hertzberg and Rob Bonta, reforming California’s money bail system, would release criminal defendants too quickly and deny protections guaranteed victims by Marsy’s Law and the California Victim Bill of Rights.

03/23/2018

The holding of the Humphrey court may have been different if not for the malpractice of the Attorney General. Humphrey is a bad precedent that disregards the constitutional rights of victims in favor of defendants. It would be absurd to release a defendant if the preponderance of the evidence shows he or she presents a danger to the victim or public safety merely because that defendant cannot afford his or her bail or agrees to abide by a stay-away order regarding the victim.

Golden State Bail Agents Association Requests Depublication of the Court of Appeal Opinion in Humphrey Case Mar 16, 2018 | Bail System, News, San Francisco | Humphrey Request for Depublication.pdf Tags: Bail ReformCalifornia Supreme CourtChief Justice Tani Gorre Cantil-SakauyeCourt CaseCourt of Appe...