BAIL: Provides relative to notice for warrants for arrest

Revised line 12 on page 3 to change 'All notices of bench warrant' to 'Notice of a bench warrant', correcting a grammatical inconsistency and ensuring the text accurately reflects that one notice is issued per warrant event.

Updated the requirements for defendants and sureties to provide mailing addresses and social security numbers, with specific instructions for commercial sureties and agents.

Added new provisions requiring commercial sureties to place mailing and electronic mail addresses on the power of attorney used to execute the bail undertaking.

Revised the language regarding the appointment of counsel as an agent for receiving notices, clarifying the duration and revocation process.

Changed the timeline for issuing arrest warrant notices from sixty days to thirty days after a defendant fails to appear.

Modified the timeframe for filing a rule to show cause for bond forfeiture to occur within five years after the notice of warrant is sent.

Adjusted the deadline for sending notice of a bench warrant to sureties from sixty days to thirty days.

Added a requirement for defendants and sureties to provide Social Security numbers and email addresses on bail documents to improve contact information.

Extended the deadline for the state to file a bond forfeiture judgment from 180 days to five years after the warrant notice is sent.

Clarified that a bond forfeiture judgment remains valid even if the required contact information was missing or invalid.

Changed the document status from 'Reengrossed' to 'Enrolled', signifying the final version approved by the legislature.

Corrected the title to change 'notice for warrant of arrest' to 'notice for warrants of arrest' for grammatical accuracy.

Added a clause to repeal Code of Criminal Procedure Article 334, which was missing from the original engrossed version.

Adjusted the description of the bill's purpose to include the repeal of Article 334 and added language regarding 'technical revisions to remove defunct or incorrect cross-references'.