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Excerpt from Popular Government, Vol. 53: Spring 1988
In the absence of an explicit preven tive detention statute, bond is often set higher than the defendant can afford to prevent him from failing to appear or committing new crimes. A study in Philadelphia, however, indicated that most detained defendants who were released (through an unexpected court order) did not fail to appear or become rearrested for pretrial crime.
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