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IA HF2222
Bill
Status
Introduced
1/30/2026
Primary Sponsor
Ken Croken
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AI Summary
- Courts may require bailable defendants to submit to a pretrial risk assessment when charged with offenses involving allegations that their release may endanger another person's safety
- Judicial discretion determines whether to order a risk assessment, which would be in addition to any other conditions of release
- Risk assessments must be performed by a judicial district department of correctional services using a validated tool developed by the board of parole and approved by the department of corrections
- Courts must consider the risk assessment results when determining appropriate release conditions, balancing safety concerns with the potential risk of harm if the defendant is released
- Release decisions must evaluate whether sufficient conditions exist to reduce risk to others, detect threatening or criminal behavior, and increase public safety
Legislative Description
A bill for an act allowing the use of a pretrial risk assessment for certain bailable defendants.
Last Action
Introduced, referred to Public Safety. H.J. 185.
1/30/2026
Committee Referrals
Public Safety1/30/2026
Full Bill Text
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