IL SB3906

Mandates automatic revocation of pretrial release when a defendant on pretrial release is charged with a new felony or Class A misdemeanor, removing judicial discretion in these cases

Allows the State to seek pretrial release revocation for defendants charged with Class B or C misdemeanors committed while on pretrial release

Requires courts to deny pretrial release for Class X felony defendants only after a probable cause hearing determines the defendant likely committed the offense, when the charge is not already enumerated in existing denial provisions

Narrows the definition of "forcible felony" for pretrial release denial purposes by removing treason, first degree murder, predatory criminal sexual assault, aggravated criminal sexual assault, armed robbery, home invasion, aggravated arson, and aggravated kidnapping from the list

Limits post-revocation release hearings to cases where the original pretrial release revocation was based on a Class B or C misdemeanor charge