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Published 2 years ago

Cash Bail in CT: Financing freedom through GoFundMe

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Bryan Jordan was sentenced to 45 years in prison for manslaughter in 2005. He was released on bail in July 2021 after his family raised $600,000 to post bail. The family had to collect the money from donations and at community fundraising events. The Connecticut Bail Fund helps people post bail so they can await trial at home.

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Cash Bail in CT: Financing freedom through GoFundMe

It took fish fries, fundraisers and GoFundMe to bail Bryan Jordan out of a Connecticut jail. Was it enough to keep him home?

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