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Ms. Shevitz noted, among other things, in her appeal petition that the pretrial services officer did not object to a one-night extension.

The cuts have also meant crippling reductions to federal probation and pretrial services, including mental health treatment, drug treatment and testing, and court supervision — all with disquieting implications for people's rights and public safety.

On Wednesday morning, Mr. O'Keefe, Mr. Basel and Mr. Dai reported to the New Orleans branch of the federal pretrial services office, an agency that monitors people who are out of jail but awaiting federal trial.

If the jail no longer holds so many state prisoners — there are now about 950 — and as ambitious new reforms like a pretrial services program get under way, the reformers say the jail population is certain to drop significantly more.

The judge authorized an unsecured $50,000 bond, on the condition that he surrender his passport and agree to be supervised by pretrial services while remaining in the custody of his parents, who live in Longmeadow, Mass.

The cuts have also "put public safety at risk" by reducing the number of probation and pretrial services officers available to supervise defendants awaiting trial and people released into the community after serving time in prison for serious crimes.

The judge looked at the pretrial-services forms and noted that Prokopi had fifteen hundred dollars in his checking account and seven hundred in cash.

These hearings should be held in public courtrooms and enable defense counsel, pretrial release services representatives and family members to present information that would support the least onerous release conditions appropriate.

Once those funds are depleted, there would need to be extensive furloughing of staff, and reductions in probation, pretrial and courthouse security services to comply with the federal Anti-Deficiency Act, which allows only "essential work" to continue during a government shutdown.

Instead, the board voted to use funds for pretrial diversion and mental health services.

Officials said they would defer prosecuting Mr. Foral, a student in the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, if he completes a pretrial program, possibly involving community service.