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Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights, bail funds accelerate jail release in pandemic
April 1, 2020Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights announced March 27 that it has launched a widespread bail-out campaign, in partnership with bail funds across the country, to help secure the release of people held in pretrial detention.
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