Sentence examples for our bail from inspiring English sources
Magistrates want to attend our bail discussion forums.
"If our courts were speedier, our bail system not so rigged against the poor and our mental health and drug rehabilitation programs properly funded, Rikers and other jails might be manageable," Barsky wrote in his column, which also appeared in The New York Times.
As New York State Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman said after the suicide of Kalief Browder, who spent three years in jail without trial, said: "It's so obvious that our bail system ― excuse the expression ― is totally ass-backwards in every respect".
The French are cowards who fled before Hitler in 1940 ("surrender monkeys," in the phrase popularized by "The Simpsons"); they're ingrates who don't appreciate our bailing them out in 1917 and 1944.
As I think about our bailing out Detroit, I can't help but reflect on what, in my view, is the most important rule of business in today's integrated and digitized global market, where knowledge and innovation tools are so widely distributed.
And now, since President Obama laid down the law Wednesday, we demand that the guys who ran our banking system into the ground abide by our pay scales in return for our bailing them out," writes Harold Meyerson in a column Friday.
"As our planet gets warmer, as animals go extinct, as the humans get sicker, as our economies bail and our politicians grow ever more twisted," Americans just go shopping, Adbusters says on its Web site.
We were never tried, and 20 years later I was informed that we could request our $200 bail money back.
Our money bail system in New York is tearing families apart.
This coming Saturday, 26 February, it will be time to visit our old friends the Royal Bank of Scotland again, to continue our peaceful Bail-In protests.
WILL ADAMS Atlanta, Aug. 23, 2012 To the Editor: William B. Harrison Jr., in his defense of big banks, does not mention that the reason none of the big "universal banks" failed was that our government bailed them out with taxpayer money.
