Petition requests U.S. Supreme Court determine if local standing bail order favors wealthy defendants

A 2017 lawsuit claiming that the use of Cullman County’s bail procedures unconstitutionally favor wealthier defendants now has the potential to have a nationwide impact after a petition was filed,

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