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NC lawmakers likely to propose tougher pretrial release laws after fatal stabbing
Ten Republican lawmakers have demanded Magistrate Judge Teresa Stokes' removal for releasing repeat offender Decarlos Brown Jr. on cashless bail before he fatally stabbed a Ukrainian refugee.
- North Carolina Republicans demanded the removal of Judge Teresa Stokes after a man she previously released was accused of murdering a Ukrainian refugee.
- Records show the accused, Decarlos Brown Jr., had been arrested 14 times and had mental health issues, with prior felony convictions leading to a six-year prison sentence in 2015.
- Republican leaders announced plans to unveil legislation restarting the death penalty, ending cashless bail, and requiring consideration of homelessness and mental health history when setting bond.
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N.C. lawmakers likely to propose tougher pretrial release laws after fatal stabbing
North Carolina's top legislative leaders said Thursday that they are aiming to advance a package of proposed laws in part designed to tighten pretrial release rules following the fatal stabbing of a Ukrainian refugee on a Charlotte commuter train that prompted national attention and calls for tougher-on-crime policies.
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NC lawmakers likely to propose tougher pretrial release laws after fatal stabbing
North Carolina’s top legislative leaders said Thursday that they are aiming to advance a package of proposed laws in part designed to tighten pretrial release rules following the fatal stabbing of a Ukrainian refugee on a Charlotte commuter train that prompted national attention and calls for tougher-on-crime policies.
·United States
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