The following people have been arrested and charged with a variety of crimes. For each case, decide whether the person should be released and, if so, under what conditions: (1) bail (release after a certain amount of money is paid; set an amount), (2) personal recognizance (release with no money), (3) conditional release (release under certain conditions; set the conditions), or (4) pretrial detention (no release). Case 1

Name: Marta Garcia
Age: 26
Charge: Possession of crack cocaine
Residence: 619 30th Street; lives alone; no family or references.
Employment: Unemployed
Education: 11th grade
Criminal record: As a juvenile, five arrests, mostly misdemeanors. As an adult, two arrests for petty larceny and a conviction for possession of dangerous drugs. Probation was successfully completed.
Comment: Arrested while leaving a train station with a large quantity of crack cocaine. Urine test indicates use of narcotics.
Case 2

Name: Gloria Hardy
Age: 23
Charge: Prostitution
Residence: 130 Riverside Drive, Apt. 10; lives with female roommates.
Employment: Call girl; earns $2,500 per week.
Education: Completed high school.
Criminal record: Five arrests for prostitution, two convictions. Currently on probation.
Comment: Allegedly involved in prostitution catering to wealthy clients.
Case 3

Name: Stanley A. Wexler
Age: 42
Charge: Possession and sale of crack cocaine
Residence: 3814 Sunset Drive; lives with wife and two children.
Employment: Self-employed owner of a drugstore chain; annual salary $400,000
Education: Completed college; holds degrees in pharmacy and business administration.
Criminal record: None
Comment: Arrested at his store by undercover police after attempting to sell a large quantity of heroin. Alleged to be a big-time dealer. No indication of drug usage.