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Guilty without bail until proven innocent in Alabama? Aniah's Law full of flaws

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Aniah's Law was passed this November to expand the types of criminal charges ineligible for pre-trial bail in Alabama. The law is named for Aniah Blanchard, a woman tragically kidnapped and murdered in late 2019. Lawmakers should consider amending the new list of non-bailable crimes, and at the very least should add provisions that uphold the rights of the accused.

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Guilty without bail until proven innocent in Alabama? Aniah's Law full of flaws

Denying bail at this increased level does far more harm than good; State lawmakers must revisit this

1 year ago·Montgomery, United States

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