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Arkansas families affected by crime reflect on due process of justice system

Arkansas families affected by crime reflect on due process of justice system

Crime

Arkansas families affected by crime reflect on due process of justice system

Local conversation has centered around some accused violent defendants being able to bond out before their trials, causing more harm to victims' families.

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Arkansas families affected by crime reflect on due process of justice system

Local conversation has centered around some accused violent defendants being able to bond out before their trials, causing more harm to victims' families.

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