Clarifies procedures for revocation of pretrial release for certain defendants.

S 2079 clarifies court procedures for revoking pretrial release when defendants violate conditions or commit new crimes while awaiting trial. It requires courts to find "clear and convincing evidence" that no bail or release conditions could ensure court appearance or public safety before detaining a defendant. The bill mandates using risk assessments for new offenses and explicitly prohibits revoking release for certain marijuana-related violations under state law. This applies directly to defendants on pretrial release who face new charges or breach release terms.