> It's not a matter of fault. It's a matter of who is going to do a better job at granting bail. Promise or a Judge?
Promise would not be replacing the function of a judge here. That's ludicrous. The judge would be permitting a suspect to work with Promise's system rather than rotting in jail.
> How is anyone going to know that Promise is working?
When people are able to work and take care of their families who would otherwise be sitting in a concrete box, waiting for time to pass.
Promise would not be replacing the function of a judge here. That's ludicrous. The judge would be permitting a suspect to work with Promise's system rather than rotting in jail.
> How is anyone going to know that Promise is working?
When people are able to work and take care of their families who would otherwise be sitting in a concrete box, waiting for time to pass.