its number 3 nationally, and 35% locally. Which is my gripe locally, as I stated. And lib arts/social science degrees/arts degrees, are more common in blue states as well - furthering those shitholes.

Idk if this has been pointed out yet but Brooks had just been released on 11/11 on $1,000 bail after running a woman over with his car at a gas station on 11/2.

Do you think the mainstream media or anybody in the Democrat spotlight will even mention their recent all out push for bail reform and fundamental changes to policing?

This man was released on $1,000 bail, about what my pocket money is on any given day, after running a woman over with his car. The report says she had tire marks up her legs meaning she didn’t get “bumped” a little and he got arrested, no she got ran the fuck over.
He then proceeds to absolutely massacre a family parade a week after he bails out.

This is the direct result of bail reform and the general attitude democrat run areas have attached themselves to where the criminal gets WAY more benefit of the doubt than is deserved. The standard is presumption of innocence until proven guilty. There are also laws against excessive bail/bond. When you run a woman over with your vehicle, and reportedly have warrants in nevada for violating SO status requirements, and have also been charged with many crimes in the past decade, how the fuck is say $100,000 excessive?

I have a theory that this is all leading up to a federal police force. We already have seen the expansion of the capitol police in the name of “insurrection”.

How many more scumbag criminals need to do shit like this before the government, in true Democrat fashion, swoop in to “fix” the problem they directly created?

excessive restrictive bail is bad
cheap bail for attempted vehicular homocide is very bad

Anyone else craving a good GTA session?

You only get one

Absolutely. In 2012 I was arrested in New York State with a few ounces of heroin. My bond was $500,000 cash bail was $250,000. I thought that was a bit excessive, but I completely understood why they didn’t let me out easily.

Fast forward to today, if I were to commit this crime I would have been released with no bail and a court hearing to be arraigned.

You basically have to violent rape in the worst way or kill somebody to be held in jail in New York State right now. That is not an exaggeration.

Well if that's the case I'll start with the hookers but you better believe I'm going for 5 stars.

They'd also hold anyone without bail if were some conservative activist arrested in a politically charged case.
So pretty much takes a capital case or political case to get held without bail in NY right now.

Iirc New York can hold without bail. I am not aware of any recent politically charged cases.

They passed a controversial bail reform law last year, which eliminated bail entirely and just divides crimes into 'released without bail' and 'remand', and virtually everything short of capital offenses are release without bail. No amount of bail jumping, violent assaults, DUIs, weapon charges, etc will ever get you held in jail. Coupled with their standard dismissal of charges / downward departures / suspended sentences, its pretty common for people to have 30+ arrests and not spend a day in jail or prison. It also created this very obvious problem where they don't even hold people in jail for skipping their court dates, thus allowing people to just ignore the system entirely, since even if they are tried in absentia they just get a suspended sentence instead of a prison sentence. Then, just to make it insulting to sane people, they added in a bounty system where people who show up for their court dates get handed free swag bags when released, given gift cards, baseball game tickets, cash, etc.

A pretty good example of how it politics overrides their system on paper is when the law first got excoriated in the national press with the Tiffany Harris case, who committing numerous hate crimes against orthodox jewish women. She'd assault some jew, get arrested, get released, assault another jew, get arrested get released, etc. As soon as she was released. When the story took off, they eventually just held her on a psychiatric observation to get around the bail law, then charged her with federal hate crimes under a felony statute that allowed remand since it wasn't a state law. Then released her again anyway, but I think that was the end of it since they actually could and would hold her on the federal charges