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How Bail Decisions Are Being Affected By COVID-19

By Kevin L. Collins | Published August 1, 2020 | Posted in COVID-19, Criminal Law | Tagged Tags: bail, coronavirus, federal prisons, prisons | Comments Off on How Bail Decisions Are Being Affected By COVID-19

U.S. prisons are the world’s most crowded, housing people in close contact with each other 24 hours a day. Combine that closeness with the already limited availability of health care in correctional facilities and it’s no surprise that jails and prisons have become hotbeds for coronavirus. The federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) and prison administrators Read More

Pressure Grows to Shrink Jail Populations Due to COVID-19 Infections

By Kevin L. Collins | Published July 6, 2020 | Posted in COVID-19, Criminal Law | Tagged Tags: bail reform, coronavirus, Marshall Project, no-cost personal bonds | Comments Off on Pressure Grows to Shrink Jail Populations Due to COVID-19 Infections

Texas Governor Greg Abbott is facing renewed calls to shrink jail populations to help people avoid possibly contracting COVID-19 as the state has become the nation’s biggest virus hotbed. By the end of June, more than 8,200 inmates in the Texas prison system had tested positive for COVID-19 and 79 prisoners had died of the Read More

What Happens if You Host a Gathering While in Quarantine?

By Kevin L. Collins | Published April 14, 2020 | Posted in COVID-19, Criminal Law | Comments Off on What Happens if You Host a Gathering While in Quarantine?

Along with the serious health risks associated with coronavirus, Americans are burdened by quarantine orders and similar directives that forbid them from seeing their loved ones, even for major events such as holidays and birthdays. It can be tempting to try to break the rules, especially for people who believe that they don’t fall into Read More

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