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In 2012, Dr. Robert Morris of the University of Texas at Dallas conducted a unique criminal justice research project.  He examined every defendant who was granted pretrial release in the year 2008 in Dallas County to determine which method (Commercial bail bonds, attorney bonds, cash bonds and public sector pretrial bonds) were best at achieving the objective of pretrial release, which is to get the defendant back to court.  What Dr. Morris determined was that commercial bail was the most effective form of release for both felony defendants and misdemeanor defendants.  The most ineffective method…taxpayer funded public sector pretrial release programs.

If you would like to receive a copy of the study, visit our bail bond resource library to request one.

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In 2012, Dr. Robert Morris of the University of Texas at Dallas conducted a unique criminal justice research project.  He examined every defendant who was granted pretrial release in the year 2008 in Dallas County to determine which method (Commercial bail bonds, attorney bonds, cash bonds and public sector pretrial bonds) were best at achieving the objective of pretrial release, which is to get the defendant back to court.  What Dr. Morris determined was that commercial bail was the most effective form of release for both felony defendants and misdemeanor defendants.  The most ineffective method…taxpayer funded public sector pretrial release programs.

If you would like to receive a copy of the study, visit our bail bond resource library to request one.

Posted by: Eric Granof

See some more bail bond facts:
Bail Bond Fact #1

Bail Bond Fact #2

Bail Bond Fact #3

Bail Bond Fact #4

Bail Bond Fact #5

Read more bail bond industry news: ExpertBail Agent Standing Out: A Conversation with Stephen Owens

Learn more about the bail bond process: Bail Bond Questions and Answers

Read one of ExpertBail’s bail bond blog posts: Bail Bonds and Fashion Crimes

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