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Essay heading: Eight Amendment
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Individuals that are charged with a capital crime, or who have been convicted and are awaiting sentencing or appeal, are to be released unless the judicial officer has reason to believe that no conditions will with out a doubt assure that the person will not flee or pose danger to the public. In non capital cases the judge is not permitted to consider a suspects danger to the community, only after conviction unlike a capital case...
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In non capital cases the judge is not permitted to consider a suspects danger to the community, only after conviction unlike a capital case. The Bail Reform Act of 1966 was later replaced in 1984 by Congress. The main idea of this new law is that it allows pre trial detention of individuals bases upon their danger to the community, unlike the prior law where pretrial detention was based on flight...
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