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Of course it is. The Bill of Rights contemplates bail, so obviously it wasn't considered a violation of due process to hold someone before trial.
by rhino369 12y ago
Of course it is. The Bill of Rights contemplates bail, so obviously it wasn't considered a violation of due process to hold someone before trial.
- jMyles 12y agoI'm sorry, I was unclear. I meant to suggest that the right to be free from excessive bail has been eroded as well.