I would like to point out, to follow up what the subcommittee chairman said, that we do have current statistics or recent year statistics from the Justice Department, and I would like to point out to my colleague on the other side of the aisle that in the calendar year 1992, and this is Justice Department statistics for those arrested on serious charges, 37 percent of those arrested for violent offenses were released on a nonfinancial basis; 24 percent were released simply on their own recognizance and personal promise to appear in court at a later date.
Frank Riggs: “I would like to point out, to follow up what the subcommittee chairman said, that we do have current statistics or…”
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Discussing Justice Department statistics on arrests and releases related to violent offenses.
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