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Man Denied Bail On DUI Charge Because of Prior Conviction

Posted by Unknown | Mar 10, 2014 | 0 Comments

A judge denied a Seattle man bail on a DUI charge because the man was currently free on his own personal recognizance bond following a prior DUI conviction. According to sources close to the case, some are questioning the judge's decision to deny bail, claiming that he used it as a form of punishment for the man's actions. While judges may deny bail if there is a willful violation of the release, some question the legality of keeping the man in jail following this recent arrest.

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