Criminal court judge Sam Taylor has set bail for Jeremy, who is accused of driving under the influence, at $750,000. Jeremy is age 28 and has a previous misdemeanor conviction for possession of an illegal substance (marijuana). Jeremy is a part-time employee at the local hardware store in Seattle, WA. Johnathan Stewart is Jeremy's criminal defense lawyer. Johnathan is arguing Jeremy's bail is excessive.

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Attorney Jonathan Stewart Johnathan Stewart is a private ucrense attorney. Attorney Stewart has spent more than two decades aggressively defending the rights of good people accused of serious crimes. Throughout his years of practice, Attorney Stewart has helped thousands of individuals charged with everything from DUI to cyber-crimes to murder. Attorney Stewart was born in 1975 in Spokane, WA. He attended the Eastern Washington where he earned his B.A. in political science. After graduating in 1998, Attorney Stewart then attended the Gonzaga University School of Law. He graduated in 2000 with his J.D. before beginning his legal career in downtown Seattle that same year. In 1998, Attorney Hale and his wife, Marie, moved to Seattle. There, he joined the Washington State Bar Association and began his law practice in the area. In addition to his membership with the Washington State Bar Association, Attorney Stewart is a proud member of the Idaho Bar Association. In 2003, with three years of practice already under his belt, Attorney Stewart began his practice at Stewart Law Firm. As a Seattle criminal defense attorney, he has successfully handled thousands of cases throughout the state of Washington. Attorney Stewart has defended NFL athletes, executives at large companies, and other good people accused of serious crimes. He is a proud member of the Washington State Bar Association, Washington State Trial Lawyers Association, Washington Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and the Idaho Bar Association. Attorney Stewart handles all types of criminal defense cases, offering exceptional representation and sound legal counsel every step of the way.CJ130 Unit 4 Student Response Template A quality 3? 9 3 to each question will be one paragraph in length. 1. What constitutional amendment best applies to this situation? Response: 2. Do you feel Jeremy's bail is excessive? If so, what is a fair bail amount? Explain your reasoning. Response: 3. What options are available to Jeremy for obtaining or posting the bail money? Describe a minimum of two options. Response: 6.. Johnathan Stewart is a private attorney representing Jeremy. After reading Stewart's background in the assignment description, would you argue he is part ofthe courtroom workgroup? Explain your logic. Base on your opinion, will this help or hinder his efforts to reduce Jeremy's bail? Response: 5. lfyou were the judge for this case would you consider release on recognizance (ROR)? ls ROR appropriate for Jeremy? What factors would you look at before making this decision? Response: Refe re nces Judge Sam Taylor Sam Taylor was sworn in as a judge of the Court of Appeals, Division One, on February 13, 2010. Immediately after completing a two-year term as Chief Judge of Division One, Judge Taylor began a one-year term as Presiding ChiefJudge of the Court of Appeals on April 4, 2013. Judge Taylor also serves as chair of the Court of Appeals Rules Committee. Judge Taylor received a Bachelor of Science degree from University of Montana in 1979. He graduated from the University of Washington School of Law in 1982, receiving his Juris Doctor degree with honors. After working in private practice for one year, Judge Taylor joined the Pierce County Prosecutor's Office, serving as a trial attorney for four years before becoming an appellate attorney. In 1990, he began working for the King County Prosecutor's Office, where he handled or supervised over 2000 criminal cases in Division One. Judge Taylor resides in Seattle, is married, and has four children. He is president of the Seattle Chess Club, a longtime volunteer Checkers coach at local high schools, and directs most major checkers events in Western Washington