Pretrial Detention and Bail.¶
Stevenson, M. T., & Mayson, S. G. (2017). Pretrial Detention and Bail. Reforming Criminal Justice, 3, 21-47.
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- Absorbing State Under Restricted Modality
- Phone trees and helpdesk loops. A menu branch with no back/operator/main-menu option exposed to the user's input modality, or a chatbot whose human-handoff affordance is hidden behind insider phrasing. Carceral and detention process. Exits require lawful action — counsel, bond, motion — outside the reach of a detainee with no phone, no funds, and no assigned lawyer.
This sourceDocuments how money-bail practice and the absence of counsel at bail hearings strand defendants in pretrial detention whose exits (bond, counsel, motion) require means and representation they lack.
- Phone trees and helpdesk loops. A menu branch with no back/operator/main-menu option exposed to the user's input modality, or a chatbot whose human-handoff affordance is hidden behind insider phrasing. Carceral and detention process. Exits require lawful action — counsel, bond, motion — outside the reach of a detainee with no phone, no funds, and no assigned lawyer.
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