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MS SB2319
Bill
AI Summary
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Prohibits unsecured judicial release (own recognizance or pretrial programs) for "bail-restricted offenses," defined as any crime punishable by more than one year imprisonment
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Requires persons charged with bail-restricted offenses to post secured monetary bond, property bond, or professional surety bond to be released
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Limits any individual, corporation, charity, or nonprofit to posting no more than three cash bonds per year statewide
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Requires charitable bail funds to register, obtain licensing, and submit to the same regulatory oversight as professional surety companies; violations constitute a misdemeanor
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Prohibits repeat offenders (sentenced under habitual offender statutes) from eligibility for unsecured judicial release; effective date contingent on passage of a related constitutional amendment
Legislative Description
Unsecured judicial release; prohibit for persons charged with bail-restricted offenses.
Last Action
Died In Committee
2/3/2026