A Yolo County Superior Court judge denied a defense motion for own-recognizance release for an individual facing four felony charges and two enhancements, subsequently setting bail at $25,000 due to the gravity of the alleged offense and the accused’s documented history of felony probation and multiple failures to appear.
Yolo County Superior Court Judge Danette Brown denied an accused’s request for release on his own recognizance, establishing bail at $30,000. The ruling followed arguments from the prosecution emphasizing the gravity of multiple domestic violence charges and the necessity of victim protection, overriding defense assertions concerning the accused’s financial constraints and transient status.
Yolo County Superior Court Judge Danette Brown denied release for an accused woman facing felony second-degree robbery charges during a recent arraignment hearing, establishing bail at $5,000. The ruling, which cited the defendant’s documented history of failing to appear in court and concerns regarding her housing status, was issued despite defense counsel’s arguments detailing financial hardship and proposing a nominal bail amount.
A Yolo County Superior Court judge denied a Penal Code 991 motion and an own-recognizance release request for an accused due to her criminal history and risk factors, citing her violations of probation and use of alcohol, as well as her history of arson and false imprisonment.
A Yolo County Superior Court judge denied a motion to release a man accused of grand theft on his own recognizance, citing his lengthy criminal history and repeated parole violations, and ordered him to remain in custody.
A Yolo County judge denied a request to release an unhoused man with mental health needs to an available treatment bed, ruling that he posed a public safety risk after violating a criminal protective order and serving him with another such order.
A Yolo County judge denied a defense request to release an unhoused accused man on supervised own recognizance and rejected a request to reduce his scheduled $150,000 bail in a felony assault case, citing the accused’s extensive criminal history and the court’s discretionary authority.
A Yolo County judge issued a criminal protective order prohibiting the accused from contacting the alleged victim as a condition of his release, despite the fact that he had already posted bail and been released.