San Francisco: Half of People Released Before Trial Committe

San Francisco: Half of People Released Before Trial Committed Crimes


San Francisco: Half of People Released Before Trial Committed Crimes
14 Jul 2021
Half of arrestees released in San Francisco while awaiting trial went on to commit crimes — while one out of six committed violent crimes, according to a new four-year study by the California Policy Lab of UC Berkeley and UCLA.
The 
San Francisco Chroniclereported:
Roughly half of people charged with crimes and released from jail before their trials in San Francisco in recent years failed to show up for court, and a similar share were accused of committing a new crime while free, a new study found.
More than 1 in 6 defendants allegedly committed a new violent offense, according to the findings from May 2016 to December 2019 published by the California Policy Lab, based at UC Berkeley and UCLA.

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