All news on the topic: Bail

The most problematic judges in New York City's criminal courts are releasing violent offenders at an alarming rate before their trials, with some of them letting go of defendants over 80% of the time

A Bronx judge released Tony Harris without bail on a felony gun arrest last year, only to have him facing murder charges while still wearing the monitoring device the judge ordered.

Judge Marva Brown, who releaed a man on a bail-eligible charge days before he pushed a woman into a moving subway, has also sprung at least two other psychos.

Mayor Adams and NYPD's Tisch have reams of data on repeat offenders at their fingertips. The details are devastating to the pro-bail-reform argument, and the public should hear them.

Alexys Pinto, 23, allegedly enticed her boyfriend to a remote spot on the South Side of Houston to watch the sunset, but instead, she drew a gun and began firing on September 5

Sean "Diddy" Combs' lawyers have won a third chance to request bail for the music mogul, arguing that he should be released from jail ahead of his federal sex-trafficking trial date slated for May 5, 2025.

Sean "Diddy" Combs has vowed he won't have women visit his house if a judge releases him to home detention until he faces trial on sex trafficking charges.

In the Bronx, Judge Craig Ortner reprimanded Tammie Moore, who stands accused of aiding her boyfriend in assaulting an elderly woman without reason. He labeled the alleged offense as "egregious" and cautioned her that she was "out of chances."

William Ballinger and Tammie Moore have been accused of attacking an eldery woman in the Bronx, but the courts cut them loose on supervised release during their arraignments.

Yohenry Brito, the migrant who led a gang of asylum-seeking thugs in a savage caught-on-camera beating of two NYPD officers in Times Square and then quickly made bail, was just busted for serial theft, police sources say.

Manhattan prosecutors "consented" to letting two migrants walk free without bail after they were busted for allegedly jumping two NYPD cops on Sunday during a traffic stop.

Four months have passed since NYPD widow Stephanie Diller delivered an emotional eulogy for her husband and urged lawmakers to enhance protection for police officers

A Manhattan judge Monday ordered a man held on $1 million bail for allegedly opening fire on a crowded Upper East Side subway car, striking an innocent bystander.

The accused killer of Rachel Morin will be held without bond after his initial bail review hearing Friday afternoon in Harford County.

Bionca Ellis, 32, was taken into custody after she was accused of fatally stabbing the toddler, Julian Wood, with a kitchen knife at a Giant Eagle supermarket in North Olmsted on June 3, in what police referred to as a "random act of violence."

A habitual criminal, released in May after assaulting an unknowing woman on a Brooklyn subway train, has been taken into custody three times since that incident

Michael Crosland, aged 68, faced several charges after he initiated an unprovoked assault on a 39-year-old woman on a Q train at the Stillwell Avenue station at approximately 7:30 a.m., as stated in a criminal complaint

Stephanie Liggio, a native Bronxite fed up with crime and illegal immigration, announced she will run against Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie.

New York Republican Rep. Mike Lawler is demanding that Gov. Kathy Hochul scrap “disastrous criminal justice policies” leading to cop killings and endangering first responders and citizens, according to a copy of a letter exclusively obtained by The Post.

Influential State Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie (D-Bronx) reinforced his position on Tuesday that harsher penalties fail to deter criminal behavior, marking the most recent instance of him supposedly being lenient on crime

No, governor. Your job, first and foremost, is to keep New Yorkers safe — and it’s a job you’re failing at miserably.

Gov. Kathy Hochul said she “understands” why slain NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller’s family is “outraged.”

Franz Jeudy, 33, was nabbed after allegedly punching Brooklyn school bus aide, Dulche Pichardo, 57, in the face as she was walking home from work in Crown Heights on Tuesday evening, cops said.

The fatal shooting of NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller occurred during a regular traffic stop on March 25, 2024, while he was performing his duty

State Senator Kevin Parker and Assemblyman Eddie Gibbs propose that public funds should provide $2,600 payments to former inmates upon their release from prison