> This guy is now marked for life [...] based on the subjective option of a judge That is not quite what this is. He hasn’t been convicted of anything; the jud

> This guy is now marked for life [...] based on the subjective option of a judge That is not quite what this is. He hasn’t been convicted of anything; the judge is determining the conditions on which he can be released before the trial happens and making that determination requires the judge to weigh the available evidence and apply a legal standard—albeit one where ‘danger’ doesn’t align with its everyday definition-to determine if some level of monetary bail is required. I do agree that he may well be marked for life and in the sense that Google will remember this event forever, even if he is acquitted at trial.