"If you have a first-class pretrial program, a county is often in a better position because they can carefully analyze the individual, can figure out better what needs to be done".
Then they arrested Mr. Tyelkov, who spent a year in pretrial detention.
The absence of counsel at initial bail hearings also helps to explain the grossly disproportionate racial and class composition of today's pretrial jail population.
November 2004: A multicomponent $107 million pretrial settlement between the Class and DuPont was reached.
25 Part of the pretrial settlement of the class action lawsuit included a baseline survey, the C8 Health Project, conducted in 2005 2006, that gathered data from over 69 000 people from six contaminated water districts surrounding the plant.
The judge, J. Manuel Banales of Kleberg County District Court, announced his planned pretrial ruling in a class-action lawsuit by way of a letter to lawyers.
Lawyers who have filed the personal injury and class-action lawsuits had sought separate pretrial proceedings on the chance that discrepancies in depositions in one case could be used against the companies in others.
This unique and large survey resulted from the pretrial settlement agreement of a class action lawsuit and a court-supervised health study of a population (n = 69,030) exposed to sustained environmental contamination with PFOA.
The federal class action lawsuit, filed this week, details a callous pretrial process in which Dallas County judges file rapidly through arrestees, assigning predetermined bail amounts based solely on the type of charge.
Major resistance mutations known to confer resistance to antiretroviral drugs not seen in any pretrial resistance tests were summarized by drug class.
In addition to requiring a compelling reason for detention, we held that the class of persons affected must be narrow and, in pretrial-type lockup, the time must be no more than what is reasonably necessary before the merits can be resolved.
