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The Twin Tiers & Beyond: NY's no cash bail law increases crime
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Ray Rinebold expresses strong criticism of New York state's bail laws, particularly the "No Bail Law" enacted in 2019, which he argues has led to increased crime and recidivism. He highlights data from the Data Collaborative for Justice indicating that a significant percentage of repeat offenders are re-arrested within two years, with many charged with felonies and violent crimes. Rinebold believes the law's focus on releasing defendants without bail has hampered law enforcement's ability to hold dangerous individuals accountable, contributing to rises in felony assaults and thefts. He also criticizes ongoing prison closures, early releases, and programs aimed at rehabilitation, arguing these measures undermine justice and victim rights. Rinebold calls for reform and greater common sense to address the worsening crime situation in New York.
The Twin Tiers & Beyond: NY's no cash bail law increases crime | Columns/Editorials | thedailyreview.com
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