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Distant Observer Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu May-19-11 09:28 AM
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23. YES, if the male judge has the same bias as the female judge. Flight risk is purely subjective
Edited on Thu May-19-11 09:32 AM by Distant Observer
in this case so it depends on the judge's subjective opinion.

The judge basically took accepted the argument of the prosecution.

Many people charge with more serious crimes that have residences in other countries as well as the US
are given bail. He will probably be given bail soon. The judge just did not want to be creative re.
reducing flight risk by the usual passport and monitoring methods.
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