DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS: 2025

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The research report examines pretrial release mechanisms in Dallas County, Texas, focusing on their impact on failure to appear (FTA) rates, recidivism/pretrial misconduct, and associated costs. It analyzes data from 22,019 defendants released in 2008 through various bond types: attorney bonds, cash bonds, commercial bonds, and pretrial services bonds. The study finds that commercial bonds are the most effective in reducing FTA rates and are also the most cost-effective option, saving millions compared to other bond types. While recidivism rates showed mixed results across different release mechanisms, the analysis highlights significant differences in FTA rates based on the type of bond used.

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What cities belong to Dallas County?

Cities Addison. Balch Springs. Carrollton. Cedar Hill. Cockrell Hill. Combine. Coppell. Dallas.

Is Dallas County a good place to live?

Dallas County is located in Texas with a population of 2,603,816. Dallas County is one of the best places to live in Texas. In Dallas County, most residents own their homes. In Dallas County there are a lot of bars, restaurants, coffee shops, and parks.

What counties are contiguous to Dallas County?

Adjacent counties Denton County (northwest) Collin County (northeast) Rockwall County (east) Kaufman County (southeast) Ellis County (south) Tarrant County (west)

What percentage of Dallas County is white?

Table Population Hispanic or Latino, percent (b)(b)  41.4% White alone, not Hispanic or Latino, percent  26.6% Population Characteristics Veterans, 2019-2023 83,24357 more rows

What counties are contiguous to Tarrant County, Texas?

Adjacent counties Denton County (north) Dallas County (east) Ellis County (southeast) Johnson County (south) Parker County (west) Wise County (northwest)

How many states have a Dallas County?

Places in the USA: Dallas County, Arkansas. Dallas County, Iowa. Dallas County, Missouri. Dallas County, Texas, the ninth most populous county in the United States.

How many counties make up Dallas?

The Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington MSA, in turn, comprises two Metropolitan Divisions (MDs): the Fort Worth-Arlington MD, which includes Hood, Johnson, Parker, Somervell, Tarrant and Wise counties, and the Dallas-Plano-Irving MD, which includes Collin, Dallas, Denton, Ellis, Hunt, Kaufman and Rockwall counties.

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