I am all for giving people a second chance, even murderers like Chapman, but there has got to be an outer limit. He is demanding that he get to decide who is allowed to stay out of jail, and who has to go back. Often he has used that power to demand more money.
Picture that you are arrested for suspicion that you committed a crime. Maybe you did, or maybe you didn't, but it does not matter. You pay $10k out of your saving to a bail bondsman controlled by Chapman, mentioning off handed that you have an additional $5k still in savings. There is a real chance that a week or two later Chapman will breakdown your door, announcing he has a "bad feeling" about you, and you now need to hand him the additional $5k. If you complain about it, that just confirms his "bad feeling", and you have to go back to jail... No refunds.