There is a legitimate issue in bond reform though - the poor typically do not have the money to bond out and therefore support their family while in jail awaiti

There is a legitimate issue in bond reform though - the poor typically do not have the money to bond out and therefore support their family while in jail awaiting trial and the middle-class (through bail bonds) and rich (though having money and property) do. This is a fundamental issue of equity, and I'm not sure what we can do to deal with it other than to say nobody gets bail (which is unconstitutional) or that bail is computed based on the defendant's financial situation (which is done in some places already). This is a subset of the problem with crimes that are only punishable by fines. In that case, they are de facto legal for the rich and middle class unless the fines scale by the defendant's financial situation as some countries already do.