Opinion: California still violates the Constitution on bail
The plaintiffs are correct that defendants who can’t afford preset bail amounts should be released, or else ushered quickly before a judge or magistrate. That’s how the process worked early in the pandemic, when the state Judicial Council ordered all scheduled bail amounts in all California courts to be reset to zero. That should be the permanent solution.
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