Chicago’s bail ‘reforms’ increased crime, left more accused not showing up for court

A recent report confirms, however inadvertently, that Cook County’s controversial limits on the use of cash bail caused more crime on the streets of Chicago and resulted in fewer defendants showing up in court.  A close look at the analysis from Loyola University’s Don Stemen and David Olson — though the two scholars purport to...

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