TheL8Elvis
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Actually, yes. He could have chosen a much higher amount which would have prevented him from achieving bail,
No, he couldn't because that is effectively the same as not granting bail. In fact, Lester states that in the order.
or prevented it completely by stating that GZ was absolutely a flight risk, and even a GPS monitor wouldn't satisfy the judge's reasonable conclusion.
No, see below.
They could have appealed, but it would have taken even more time and blah blah blah....
That's your thought, which would be an opinion, which is subjective.
"...the state failed to prove that the defendant may be held without bond" is a direct quote from Judge Lesters order.
