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Should suspects charged with crimes other than murder be held without bond? Indiana voters will soon decide

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INDIANAPOLIS — As polling places prepare to open this week, Indiana voters will notice a question on their ballot asking them whether to approve a constitutional amendment surrounding bail reform. Specifically, the question asks whether "a person charged with an offense other than murder or treason”…

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    INDIANAPOLIS — As polling places prepare to open this week, Indiana voters will notice a question on their ballot asking them whether to approve a constitutional amendment surrounding bail reform. Specifically, the question asks whether "a person charged with an offense other than murder or treason”…

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