IL HB5710

Expands factors courts must consider when setting bail, including defendant's history of drug possession/distribution, gang involvement, prior criminal history, and likelihood to flee or commit new crimes.

Allows State's Attorney to request a source of bail hearing to examine whether bail funds come from legitimate sources or criminal proceeds, with court authority to approve or disapprove the bail.

Requires courts to impose specific bail conditions for domestic violence offenses and violations of protection orders, including minimum 72-hour no-contact periods with victims and prohibition on entering victim's residence, with option for extended 72-hour periods if court finds continuing danger.

Establishes confidentiality protections for domestic violence victims' statements to probation officers conducting risk assessments, with exceptions only when necessary to prevent reasonably certain death or substantial bodily harm.

Requires probation divisions to develop specialized 40-hour training course on domestic violence for probation officers conducting bail risk assessments, with mandatory certification by January 1, 2017.