CRIMINAL PROCEDURE: Establishes minimum bond amounts for certain offenses. (8/1/26)

Removed all provisions regarding the revocation of bail upon subsequent felony arrests and the presumption of danger for sex offenses or crimes of violence.

Removed the requirement for police to search for prior bail status before booking defendants.

Added a mandatory minimum bail of $50,000 for possession of child sexual abuse materials and $100,000 for production of such materials.

Removed rules concerning the use of juvenile records when fixing bail amounts.

Changed the bill from amending multiple articles of the Code of Criminal Procedure to only amending Articles 315(D) and 319(A).

Establishes minimum bail amounts for possession of child sexual abuse materials ($50,000) and production of child sexual abuse materials ($100,000).

Sets minimum bail for crimes of violence, controlled substance offenses, and sex offenses at $100,000.

Prohibits readmitting to bail for certain serious offenses if the defendant previously failed to appear or had their bail revoked.

Mandates that bail be revoked for defendants charged with violent crimes or sex offenses if they are subsequently arrested for another felony not part of the same incident.

Creates a rebuttable presumption that defendants convicted of serious crimes pose a danger to the community and are likely to flee.

Requires arresting agencies to check if a defendant is currently on bail for violent or sex offenses before booking them for a new felony arrest.