1972_02 The Daily Collegian February 1972

              ngela is
at least temporarily
Saa Pranclaca Caraaleta ae«<
jail,  tolas Dans e
through a crowd of s
Black mltttsat Angela Davis
was i Biassed from her Seavt*
Clara Cosmty tall coU taat evening at 4*52 p m. sftor hsr supporters posted flOt.WO boil.
She was greeted by stout 70
pe.sons shoottsg -Right on!Right
on" as she toft the Palo Alto
facility, freed after Sssertor
Court Judge Richard E. Araoeon
okayed her roles** ta a closed-
door seeoton earlier in the afternoon.
The $2500 cash collateral tor
the $102,500 bail waa provided by
the McAfee Family Cooperative
in Fresno, aecordxag la to fees a
attorney Howard Moore, Jr.
Miss Dseis, who has been ta
toll for 14 mootfcs, wss "reservedly stated" ss she wstched
Judge Arnason sign the order to
release hsr, according to hsr attorney.
Her first
a sgaaaomaa said all arrange-
menta had base mode eonflden-
ttslly aad that the secrecy waa
aaeaaaary   "for   Angela's   pro.
o's dortsaaa follows by tour dsys ths stale Supreme   Court's   ruling,   la   the
California.
Judge
Mtos Dsvts "would be s good ball
tiak." but ot thst time he wes
prtesafsl from retoaotag her by
hail could oot be granted in capital case* whoa "the proof or tho
presumption (of guilt) is greet."
Miss Davis' stater, Fanla Davis
Jordan who aoessred at FSC last
bond be pat ap?" Then oho wss      ly <
taken back to her Polo Alto tall      o v
cell to swslt tho snivel of her      teal
attorneys with the hood.
Along with her releess. several
Itai of oc
I by Richard Nixon, Ronald
Mlaa  Davta by Jet
Bsy Ares
weekly   to
legally  withhold bell,  a procedure oho said was normally followed "only If it waa an open and
shut esse."
This la hardly aa open and
Judge Arnaaonhad BBS-roved Mlaa      to consider Miss Dsvts' boil.
Davis* ball and tbot she wooed bs If thedeclehonotaneo.kowever.
released as aoon es too proper      be aald, "Wo ogre* Mlaa Davta ta
1470 to
Civic
Harold
in txwMaiinCooaxy
She has been In jail
attend or participate ta say public meetings or rallies.
The order says she "shall set
oar aass by
,     wawctedwithtt
As at bibs, Ilea of hall, eke ta
'•*iuired to observe  any further
• 'relating |
BJM
tsortioow at toe time the shooting leek peace aod tost coert of-
ftctsls ta Saa Rafael had igwored
a racjimmiBBStlaa mada by the
Marin County Probabion Depart-
msnt east she be released oo bell.
The Marin Coooty Probation
Department recommended Miss
Davis bo releoood on $100,000
ball at the time Judge Arnason
Bitftow Ms oommoot about her bs-
tag a good boll risk.
•Ths )udge felt thst no good
purpose would be served by soy
delay," he sakL
•It is our opinion this ta con-
trsry to law." he added angrily,
earlier   recess  ta
-rr bearing. Harris
Miss Davta ta iLbsdoliri to go
on trial Monday oo chsrxe* of
murder, Btdaogdag sad cooaglr-
acy  resulting from the Aeg. 7.
14T0,
the guns used In the shootout.
to oak the state's higheet court
foe a rehearing of the Aadsrsos
Coos. *fta sstd It was Ms Ogatas*
the decision would sot st targe
presently helng t>el<1 inc altfornla
jails without boil.
If thk kosiiag is granted, he
said, the attorney geoorol'o office plans to oak Judge Arnaaon
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