In New York State, a judge can choose from nine distinct forms of bail to make sure a person comes back to court after they have been charged with a crime. This chart describes all nine forms of bail in New York. The two forms of bail that judges in New York select most often are “cash bail” and “insurance company bond.”
Katal Connecticut Update- May 25, 2023
In this issue:
-New Report: Fixing Connecticut’s Probation and Parole Problems
-June Connecticut Criminal Justice Statewide Call
-Quotes of the Week
Katal Center
May 25, 2023
