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The Purposeful and Confusing Language of the Bail Reform Movement: Bail Is Not Bond

The Purposeful and Confusing Language of the Bail Reform Movement: Bail Is Not Bond

October 28, 2026Posted by Eric Granof2 Commentsin Bail Reform, News

The Purposeful and Confusing Language of the Bail Reform Movement: Bail Is Not Bond If you read or hear about any article or research study on the effectiveness of bail reform, you will always see the terms bail and bond used interchangeably, as if they…

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PART 2: The Constitutional Crisis No One is Talking About

PART 2: The Constitutional Crisis No One is Talking About

September 21, 2026Posted by adminin Bail Reform, News

PART 2: The Constitutional Crisis No One is Talking About Will Tennessee fall for the preventive detention trap?   In part two of our three-part series on the constitutional challenge that no one is talking about, we take a look at the state of Tennessee.…

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Part 1: The Constitutional Crisis No One Is Talking About

Part 1: The Constitutional Crisis No One Is Talking About

September 14, 2026Posted by Eric Granofin Bail Reform, News

Part 1: The Constitutional Crisis No One Is Talking About Preventive detention is not the answer to a decade of unaccountable release   In this series, we examine why expanding preventive detention and limiting the constitutional right to bail is the wrong response to failures…

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The Bail Profession: Building Circles of Accountability

The Bail Profession: Building Circles of Accountability

July 20, 2026Posted by adminin Bail Industry Resources, News

The Bail Profession: Building Circles of Accountability Commercial bail is often discussed in terms of financial guarantees and court appearances, but the bail profession involves far more than posting a bond. Licensed bail agents regularly work with defendants, families, indemnitors, employers and community members to…

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Part 2: Stack v. Boyle: How the Supreme Court Affirmed Financial Accountability in Bail

Part 2: Stack v. Boyle: How the Supreme Court Affirmed Financial Accountability in Bail

July 14, 2026Posted by admin1 Commentin Bail Studies & Research, News

Part 2: Stack v. Boyle: How the Supreme Court Affirmed Financial Accountability in Bail In 1951, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a landmark decision in Stack v. Boyle that continues to shape bail law and policy more than seven decades later. While the case is…

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Part 1: Taylor v. Taintor: The Landmark Supreme Court Case That Legitimized Surety Bail in America

Part 1: Taylor v. Taintor: The Landmark Supreme Court Case That Legitimized Surety Bail in America

July 6, 2026Posted by admin1 Commentin Bail Studies & Research, News

Part 1: Taylor v. Taintor: The Landmark Supreme Court Case That Legitimized Surety Bail in America The bail profession has a long history. From biblical times to the modern era, bail has played an essential role in balancing individual liberty with the need to ensure…

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Part 6: Houston Police Officers’ Union (2022), Harris County Court Watch

Part 6: Houston Police Officers’ Union (2022), Harris County Court Watch

June 22, 2026Posted by Eric Granofin Bail Studies & Research, News

Part 6: Houston Police Officers’ Union (2022), Harris County Court Watch Pretrial release reform has become one of the most controversial issues in criminal justice policy, with advocates arguing that unsecured release creates a fairer system while critics warn it reduces accountability and increases public…

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Part 5: Reisig (2023) – Yolo County’s Zero Bail Study

Part 5: Reisig (2023) – Yolo County’s Zero Bail Study

June 15, 2026Posted by Eric Granofin Bail Studies & Research, News

Part 5: Reisig (2023) – Yolo County’s Zero Bail Study Zero Bail Produced Significantly Higher Rates of Reoffending Compelling Evidence That Financially Secured Surety Bonds Deliver Superior Public Safety Outcomes This study serves as the fifth installment in our “Six Most Significant Bail Studies” and…

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Part 4: Dr. Michael Block – The Effectiveness and Cost of Secured vs Unsecured Release

Part 4: Dr. Michael Block – The Effectiveness and Cost of Secured vs Unsecured Release

June 9, 2026Posted by Eric Granofin Bail Studies & Research, News

Part 4: Dr. Michael Block – The Effectiveness and Cost of Secured vs Unsecured Release Block, “The Effectiveness and Cost of Secured and Unsecured Release in California’s Large Urban Counties” (2005) Powerful Evidence for the Effectiveness and Cost Savings of Financially Secured Surety Bonds The…

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Bail Studies Part 3: Dr. Robert Morris

Bail Studies Part 3: Dr. Robert Morris

May 26, 2026Posted by Eric Granofin Bail Studies & Research, News

Part 3: Dr. Robert Morris Dr. Robert Morris (2013/2014) / Clipper, Morris & Russell-Kaplan (2017) – Dallas County, Texas Pretrial Release Study In Part 3 of our series, The Six Most Significant Bail Studies, we look at a powerful study done in Dallas County, Texas,…

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