Jayson Clark

Defendant appeals denial of pretrial release for aggravated battery. Court finds State failed to prove no conditions can mitigate threat, reversing trial court’s decision. Remanded for further proceedings.

The defendant appeals a trial court order finding his continued detention necessary due to charges of criminal sexual assault, citing a real threat to safety and community under statutory authority.

The document discusses an appeal by the defendant, challenging the reimposition of monetary bail as a condition of pretrial release after the effective date of the SAFE-T Act.

The appeal addresses the legality of the State's petition seeking pretrial detention of the defendant under the SAFET Act's provisions, determining it was valid under the Code.

The document discusses a case where the state failed to provide sufficient evidence to detain a defendant before trial, leading to a reversal of the decision and remand for reevaluation.

The court dismissed the defendant's appeal challenging pretrial detention under the SAFE-T Act because the notice of appeal lacked proper arguments and support as required by the rules.

Defendant appeals pretrial detention denial; court affirms detention based on felony charges, possession of loaded weapon, criminal history, and violent behavior towards security guard.

Appeal of pretrial detention for Richard Wells, charged with firearm offenses. Trial court’s denial for release upheld. Debate over standards of review for pretrial detention rulings discussed.