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Before last week’s ruling, first-degree murder defendants could be held in jail without bail in Colorado because the crime was considered a capital offense. But because the state abolished the death penalty in 2020, the justices ruled that first-degree murder defendants charged since ...
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This story is every reason why Senate Bill 186, which would radically alterif not completely destroy — the commercial bail-bond industry in Colorado, should die today. Co-sponsor Rep. Mark Waller, R-Colorado Springs, contends the bill is good for public safety and for saving taxpayer dollars. I believe he is wrong on both counts. The bill passed the full Senate on an 18-17 vote last week. It would allow those arrested to post an “alternative bond” directly with the government instead of pa...
I get why Jim Alderden recently began letting folks accused of low- level crimes out of his Larimer County lockup without posting bail. I’m just hoping the sheriff doesn’t have his heart set on seeing most of them ever again. It is the first thing I thought of when I read what he had begun doing in the face of runaway budget cuts and the cost of maintaining and staffing his already-overcrowded jail. I don’t blame him. There is a cost to our never-ceasing demand for law and order. And then, I read further, that Larimer County says it is re ...
The poorest of Coloradans would no longer sit in jail for sleeping on a park bench or drinking in public because they can’t afford to pay bail for minor offenses if the governor signs a bill that cleared its final legislative hurdle Monday. The law would ban judges from setting monetary bail for traffic offenses and petty crimes unless a defendant chooses to pay instead of waiting for a bond hearing. The state Senate voted unanimously Monday to pass the bill, following a unanimous vote from th...