UT HB0593

Individuals with 5+ misdemeanor/felony charges and 2+ misdemeanor or 1+ felony convictions within 3 years cannot be released on own recognizance; they must have conditions such as electronic monitoring, secured bond, or supervised pretrial services with in-person meetings and drug testing

Law enforcement agencies and pretrial services programs must report annually to the Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice by April 30 on supervised individuals, new offenses while supervised, violation reports, and pretrial release revocations

Separates inpatient and outpatient treatment as distinct release conditions; adds compliance with involuntary commitment orders under Section 26B-5-332 as a new release condition option

Supervising agencies must report to the court and attorneys when individuals fail to report within 7 days, violate conditions, refuse drug tests, are removed from treatment programs, or face new charges

Effective date of September 1, 2026; includes coordination clause with S.B. 323 to replace "Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice" with "Department of Criminal Justice" if both bills pass