People v. Taber

Defendant appealed from the revocation of his pretrial release. Defendant was on release for a Class A misdemeanor charge and his pretrial release was revoked after he subsequently was charged with committing two felonies and two additional Class A misdemeanors. The appellate court affirmed, finding that the trial court reasonably concluded that no condition or set of conditions would prevent defendant from being charged with a subsequent felony or Class A misdemeanor. The appellate court also cited to defendant’s current lack of a valid address and the lack of evidence that he would be able to obtain one, and his criminal history. (McLAREN and BIRKETT, concurring)