United States v. Harry Himler, Jr.

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• interpreting language narrowly where 1984 Bail Reform Act marked a “radical departure” from former federal bail policy
• prohibiting the appellate tribunal from ignoring the trial court's reasons, but permitting the appellate court to amend or reverse if it reached a different conclusion after an independent review
• “If Congress had intended to authorize pretrial detention in all cases where recidivism appears likely it could easily have done so.”
• “Because the statute does not permit the detention of a defendant who does not satisfy any of the conditions of § 3142(f
• “Under the new statute, (Bail Reform Act), judicial officers must now consider danger to the community in all cases in setting conditions of release.”
• judicial ufficers must also considei the threat ofdanger to the community when determining conditions ofpretrial release

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