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US News Rep. Lee Zeldin: New york city’s cashless bail law endangers law-abiding homeowners

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It’s barely been 2 weeks considering that New York City state’s law permitting the instant release of wrongdoers without bail formally worked, however it has currently had lifelong implications for New Yorkers.

What’s even worse, if Democratic governmental competitor Sen. Bernie Sanders has his way, he’ll mandate this harmful practice nationwide, releasing criminals without bail in all 50 states.

In truth, Sanders, I-Vt., said: “New York did the ideal thing by reforming its bail law.” But the brand-new law has actually developed a merry-go-round of arrest, instant release, new crime, arrest, instant release, repeat.

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Sadly, individuals left woozy by this dangerous Democratic-peddled carnival flight are the very individuals the justice system is testified safeguard.

Just this week, right around the corner from my home where my partner and I raise our household, a local guy with an ever-growing rap sheet was charged with eliminating a 27- year-old man while driving intoxicated.

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Despite his six felony convictions, 6 misdemeanor convictions, and more, the driver was launched the exact same day without bail. Apparently, the judge couldn’t even provide an ankle display under the brand-new cashless bail law.

While stunning, this story has actually become all too typical. In differing degrees, criminally negligent homicide, manslaughter, attack, robbery and stalking are just a few of the numerous criminal offenses in which the accused individual is now qualified for immediate release. Maybe most consequently following anti-Semitic incidents throughout Hanukkah, hate criminal activity attacks are also on the list.

We witnessed 3 innocent civilians slaughtered in a kosher supermarket in Jersey City, N.J., and 5 extremely stabbed commemorating Hanukkah at the home of a rabbi in Monsey, N.Y. And in the middle of these high profile attacks, everyday Americans were terrorized in the streets just due to the fact that of their faith.

A woman was charged with attacking and cursing at three Orthodox Jewish women in Brooklyn, apprehended and right away release under this brand-new law.

The next few days came like a bad case of deja vu with the very same female presumably punching another Jewish female in front of the victim’s kids, being detained, and, shockingly, once again being released without bail.

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It wasn’t till this lady was jailed for a 3rd time that she was finally held at the demand of New York City Mayor Costs de Blasio. You understand a liberal policy has gone too far when even de Blasio has to step in.

How can we expect our law enforcement officers to do their sworn responsibility to protect us when as quickly they arrest an alleged criminal, the implicated individual is released without any reward to ever reveal up again? Or, even more demoralizing, when officers are apprehending the same bad guys day after day?

How can we anticipate our judges to deliver justice for victims when our judges are stripped of their judicial discretion, required to disregard the threat of repeat culprits and previous convictions?

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The answer: We can’t.

Instead of handcuffing criminals, New York’s cashless bail law handcuffs justice.

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