Select all that apply. Bail policies have preferences in granting nonmonetary pretrial release for defendants who are currently employed. This policy is based on the reasonable assumption that an employed person has a greater stake in the community and is less likely to flee than an unemployed person. Yet, the policy discriminates against people who are unemployed or have been intermittently employed. Which statements can be made about the bail policy described above? Question 17 options: The bail policy will disproportionately harm poor communities because the residents experience higher unemployment rates The bail policy is an example of institutional discrimination The bail policy is an example of a race neutral policy The bail policy will produce overlapping effects of race and class The bail policy will be disproportionately harmful to White defendants The bail policy is an example of individual acts of discrimination The bail policy will disproportionately harm African Americans and Latinos because those groups experience higher rates of unemployment The bail policy illustrates gas lighting and is overtly racist