GRUNDY AREA VOCATIONAL CENTER: Should Illinois Stop Using/Get Rid Of Or Amend The Cash Bail System For Persons Arrested On Criminal Charges?

GRUNDY AREA VOCATIONAL CENTER: Should Illinois Stop Using/Get Rid Of Or Amend The Cash Bail System For Persons Arrested On Criminal Charges?
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Grundy Area Vocational Center issued the following announcement on Feb. 10.

Please take a couple of minutes to complete this 4 question, anonymous survey that Mr. Dite’s Criminal Justice 2 class created.

The purpose of the survey is to gauge the community’s thoughts regarding Illinois Governor Pritzker’s idea of eliminating and/or modifying the Cash Bail System currently used in Illinois for subjects arrested for criminal offenses.

Generally speaking, in Illinois, if someone is arrested for a misdemeanor offense and charged criminally there is a statutory requirement that the arrested person post a cash bond to secure their release from custody/jail. If the arrested person is unable to post the statutorily required cash bond amount, they are held in jail until they appear before a judge, who can reduce the bond and/or release the person pending their next court date.

A judge set’s the cash bail amount for subjects arrested and charged with felony criminal offenses.

Please click on this link to complete the SURVEY! Thank you.

https://forms.gle/r8hsPGGWLZMeXegMA

Original source can be found here.



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