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Oct 19, 2026

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From the heartland of America, it's the Bail in the Midwest podcast, hosted by Shane Rolf.
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Executive producer, David Stuckman.
Shane RolfHOST
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Hello and welcome to the Bail in the Midwest podcast, where we explore a variety of topics related to bail, tree trial release, and the criminal justice system in the Midwest.
Shane RolfHOST
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My name is Shane Rolf.
Shane RolfHOST
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I'm the Executive Vice President of the Kansas Bail Agents Association, and I've worked in this field for the past 40 years.
Shane RolfHOST
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Now, the state of Maine until 1958 used to hold its gubernatorial elections in September of the same year as the presidential elections.
Shane RolfHOST
0:45
Evidently, it can be very cold in Maine in November.
Shane RolfHOST
2:01
And without those underwriters, many small agencies across the country would also fold.
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Central Ohio's top drive time show on politics, policies, and personalities shaping it statewide and across America.
Jack WindsorHOST
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[rock music] The Windsor Report is made possible by our foundational sponsor, Handler Bail Bonds, and my friend, John Handler.
Jack WindsorHOST
0:25
Handler Bail bondsmen are available twenty-four hours, seven days a week, licensed, insured, to process bail bonds immediately.
Jack WindsorHOST
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Jack WindsorHOST
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Jack WindsorHOST
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Jack WindsorHOST
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Handler Bail Bonds, six one four-two five seven-nine three four nine.
Jack WindsorHOST
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Welcome back to The Windsor Report.
Saritha KomatireddyGUEST
33:45
I will also use my role as attorney general to advocate for changes in that law and make the case to the legislature for why it is that it's less safe and how we could fix it in a way that could garner bipartisan support.
Saritha KomatireddyGUEST
34:00
I think that's the leadership that New York is missing right now of having someone say, bail reform is a perfect example of this.
Saritha KomatireddyGUEST
34:07
We've gotten to this point in the political discourse where you're either Pro-bail reform, love it the way it is, or anti-bail reform, repeal everything.
Saritha KomatireddyGUEST
34:16
That's not what I'm saying.
Saritha KomatireddyGUEST
34:17
You know, I understand the idea that bail reform started with.
Angenette LevyHOST
20:17
And, and that's what I'm wondering because she's, it's, she, this is supposed to secure her appearance.
Angenette LevyHOST
20:22
Bail secures her appearance at court.
Angenette LevyHOST
20:25
That's really what bail is for.
Angenette LevyHOST
20:27
And so why not just let her go stay with family, uh, with a GPS monitor? But that's not what's happening.
Angenette LevyHOST
20:17
And that's what I'm wondering, because this is supposed to secure her appearance.
Angenette LevyHOST
20:22
Bail secures her appearance at court.
Angenette LevyHOST
20:25
That's really what bail is for.
Angenette LevyHOST
20:27
And so why not just let her go stay with family? with a GPS monitor, but that's not what's happening.

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