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49 U. Pac. L. Rev. 533 (2017-2018)
SB 10: Punishment before Conviction: Alleviating Economic Injustice in California with Bail Reform

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                                                                   Penal


SB   10: Punishment Before Conviction? Alleviating
Economic Injustice in California with Bail Reform


Kyle Harrison *

Code  Sections Affected
    Penal Code  §§ 825, 1269, 1269a, 1269b, 1269c,  1275, 1275.1, 1277,
    1278, 1284,  1289, 1295, 1318, and  1318.1 (amended,  repealed, and
    added); 1275a, 1275b, 1318.2 and 1318.3 (added); 1270, 1270.1, 1270.2,
    1288, 1319, and 1319.5 (amended and repealed).
    SB 10 (Hertzberg); Held in Assembly Appropriations.

                           TABLE  OF CONTENTS

I.  INTRODUCTION           ................................................. 534

II. LEGAL  BACKGROUND                          ......................................... 537
    A. Bail Bonds Historically      ..................................... 537
    B.  The Federal Bail Reform Act of 1966  .................     ...... 539
    C. Existing California Law .............................. 540
    D. Different Approaches Around the United States ........    ......... 541

III. SENATE BIL  10 ............................................. 542
    A. Section 1275, 1275a & 1275b of the Penal Code          ............... 543
    B.  Other Provisions       ......................................... 544

IV. ANALYSIS           ..................................................... 545
    A.  Will SB 10 Do What It Says It Will Do?..............          ........ 545
        1. Will SB 10 Lower Jail Populations?      .......................... 546
        2. Will SB 10 Enhance Public Safety? ..........     .....  ....... 546
        3. Will SB 10 Provide Costs or Savings? ..............     ...... 548
    B. Impact on the Bail Industry and Moving Forward......      ......... 550
    C. Avoiding Constitutional Issues   ................    .....  ....... 550

V.  CONCLUSION                              ............................................... 552


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    * J.D. Candidate, University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law, to be conferred May 2019; B.A.,
Criminal Justice Studies and B.A., Spanish, Sonoma State University, 2014. Thank you to the Board of Editors
of Volume 49 of the Law Review for their support and guidance. I also want to thank my family and friends for
being such supportive and amazing people.

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