Who knows about judges and felonys

[ole ed]

Not just recently. But, also recently, I have seen on the news about people with multiple felonys out on the streets just days after being arrested again. How does this happen? Are judges not accountable for bad dicisions? Who polices the judges? Just wondering.

 

[CBH13]

Matters on the state. Alot of liberal states like NY and Cali have done away with cash bail so they get out about as fast as they go in.

 

[BIKER13]

Liberal progressive bull ****

 

[yardboss1]

They give bonds in Macon for a lot of felonies because the DA's office / court system is so backed up. They have people sitting in jail for over 1 to 2 years without a court date.

 

[BIKER13]

If you are out on bond for a felony you should be shot when you commit that 2nd felony

 

[Dodge man]

Not just recently. But, also recently, I have seen on the news about people with multiple felonys out on the streets just days after being arrested again. How does this happen? Are judges not accountable for bad dicisions? Who polices the judges? Just wondering.

Idk but with my damn luck if I steal a box of crayons I’ll probably get life with no parole lol.

 

[BHPSteel]

Idk but with my damn luck if I steal a box of crayons I’ll probably get life with no parole lol.

Is there a possibility that you *might*? Are you a hungry marine?

 

[ItBeMe]

Today crime pays.

 

[furious]

I'd have to see the actual charges before casting judgement. Being charged with a felony and then released on bond is NOT the same as being guilty of a felony.

 

[BHPSteel]

I'd have to see the actual charges before casting judgement. Being charged with a felony and then released on bond is NOT the same as being guilty of a felony.

In *some* jurisdictions *cough*New York*cough*, they'll catch-and-release arrestees accused of violent felonies on their own cognisance even after prior similar arrests.

That kind of sh*t was a contributing factor in my decision to move down here to civilization.