Zero Bail Order Sees Re-arrests within Days

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The Judicial Council, in Emergency rule 4, made the application of the statewide bail schedule mandatory for all of those people arrested and placed in pretrial custody as well as to all people held in pretrial custody. According to reporting by CBS 13 Sacramento, some offenders were re-arrested within days of being released under California’s zero bail order. The crimes ranged from possessing stolen property to vehicle tampering and resisting arrest. KTLA 5 also reported rearrests of people released from jail amid the new emergency order. According to the April 22 story published by the news station, a man was charged with carjacking a mere 40 minutes after he was released from the Santa Rita Jail.

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