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Media Law Prof Blog
Appellate Court Upholds Bail For Assange
An appellate court has upheld the grant of bail for Julian Assange, and he should be freed today pending the posting of the 200,000 pounds required. Here's more from MSNBC.com.
Media Law Prof Blog
Assange Gets Bail, Will Stay At Friend’s Estate
A British judge has set bail at 200,000 pounds for Wikileaks founder Julian Assange. He must surrender his passport to ensure he will not flee the jurisdiction. He will stay…
The Faculty Lounge
Assange Granted Bail News just in! Posted by Dan Filler
Assange Granted Bail News just in! Posted by Dan Filler at 10:32 AM in Internet | Permalink |
Sentencing Law and Policy
Misdemeanor defendants in NYC left in jail (and perhaps pleading guilty) when unable to make small bail
Main December 3, 2010Misdemeanor defendants in NYC left in jail (and perhaps pleading guilty) when unable to make small bailThough misdemeanor crimes and sentencing rarely make headlined, this notable new…
Sentencing Law and Policy
Seventh Circuit grants bail to Lord Conrad Black after his SCOTUS win
Main July 19, 2010Seventh Circuit grants bail to Lord Conrad Black after his SCOTUS win As detailed in this Bloomberg report, "Conrad Black, the former Hollinger International Inc. chairman jailed…
White Collar Crime Prof Blog
Conrad Black Granted Bail
By Ellen Podgor
The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals has granted bail to Conrad Black. Like Skilling, the Supreme Court vacated and remanded Black's case back to the Seventh Circuit in light of its holding that honest…
Sentencing Law and Policy
“Black ‘entitled’ to immediate bail, court filing says”
Main July 7, 2010"Black 'entitled’ to immediate bail, court filing says" The title of this post is the headline of this article from a Canadian paper which provides the latest…
Sentencing Law and Policy
“Judge Calls Electronic Monitoring Excessive Bail in Child Pornography Case”
Main March 26, 2010"Judge Calls Electronic Monitoring Excessive Bail in Child Pornography Case" The title of this post is the headline of this piece in the New York Law Journal,…
Cruise Law News
Cruise Excursion Bus Driver Unable To Make Bail – Remains Jailed
By Jim Walker
BVI Platinum News reports that Roland Allen, the driver of the bus carrying Princess Cruises passengers on an excursion into Tortola, cannot make the $60.000 bail and will remain imprisoned. The article shows a…
Sentencing Law and Policy
Can and should religious considerations influence bail decisions?
Main January 28, 2010Can and should religious considerations influence bail decisions?The question in the title of this post is prompted by this interesting recent story over at a Wall Street…