There's a shocker .

I don't know why they even bothered with the motion after the other guys were bound over. It stands to reason that, guilty or not guilty, if the subordinates in a criminal enterprise are denied bail, it's a foregone conclusion that the alleged boss is going to be denied also.

But I guess the defense has to go through the motions to inspire confidence in their clients. Plus, it allows them to pad the bill. Friggin' defense lawyers .