Tyler v. United States
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
*272RUIZ, Associate Judge:
This case presents us with the question whether The District of Columbia Bail Reform Act, D.C.Code § 28-1322 (1996), provides to a person sought to be detained pretrial the right to present evidence challenging the government’s evidence of the charged offense. The government contends that once a grand jury has found probable cause sufficient to return an indictment, the person charged has no right to present evidence concerning the charged offense unless the government is itself relying on circumstances surrounding the charged offense as a reason for pretrial detention.…
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