New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, a Democrat, fired back that the New York law, which takes effect in January, is “essentially the same bail reform law New Jersey passed several years ago under Republican Governor Chris Christie,” Trump’s longtime friend and ally.
Cops are making fewer arrests since N.J. got rid of cash bail
and
Alaska itself, a deeply red state, may not seem like a likely candidate for leading the charge on bail reform. But the issue has attracted supporters from disparate political stances. New Jersey’s Republican governor
helped champion a law that ended bail in the state. Kentucky was an early adopter,
directing judges to release all low-risk defendants beginning in 2011. Meanwhile, some deep blue states, such as California and New York, are still working toward reform.
This Deep Red State Just Ended Cash Bail - The Appeal
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need I say more?