No, most courts put cases in which the defendant is in jail in front of cases where the defendant is out on bond. The goal is to get someone who is innocent but too poor to make bond out of jail as soon as possible.
This just reaffirms that if you have money to get out that your innocence and the establishment of it can wait.
I must respectfully disagree with that premise.
The real solution here is to address why there is a backlog that forces 'SPEEDY' to be dealt with in terms of Years.