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C0NSTITUTIONAL BIAS? State bail denial change could worsen racial incarceration, bail disparities - Vimarsana News

C0NSTITUTIONAL BIAS? State bail denial change could worsen racial incarceration, bail disparities

The following report was written for The Indiana Citizen by Indianapolis journalist Abriana Herron. May 8, 2023 When it comes to local politics, Black

Legal advice at libraries helping keep people out of jail - Vimarsana News

Legal advice at libraries helping keep people out of jail

The Tap In Center has helped close to 800 people with legal issues since it was launched in 2020.

Who Is Alev Aydin: 5 Things About Halsey's Ex & Baby Daddy – Hollywood Life - Vimarsana News

Who Is Alev Aydin: 5 Things About Halsey's Ex & Baby Daddy – Hollywood Life

Alev Aydin and Halsey announced their split nearly two years after welcoming a child together. Learn about Alev here.

Getting it straight - Vimarsana News

Getting it straight

The Bail Project is based in Los Angeles. The nonprofit organization posts bonds in certain situations for people being held in jail, and while it generally doesn't pay more than $5,000 per bond, it will pay more than that under certain circumstances. Information regarding the group's headquarters and how much it pays in bail was incorrect in a story that published March 25.

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Brother of California murder victim speaks out against zero-dollar bail: 'My sister is ... a statistic' - Vimarsana News

Brother of California murder victim speaks out against zero-dollar bail: 'My sister is ... a statistic'

A victim's family member and police sergeant react after a Yolo County, California, study found that zero-dollar bail put hundreds of criminals back on the streets.