The Manhattan Bail Project found that the court could make a reasonably accurate decision about whether the accused would return to court with what information?

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The Manhattan Bail Project demonstrated that courts could make accurate pretrial release decisions using information about the defendant's ties to the community, such as the nature of the offense, family ties, and employment record. This approach helped assess the likelihood of the defendant returning to court without the need for monetary bail.

The Manhattan Bail Project Found That the Court Could Make