Relating to the confinement or release of defendants before trial or sentencing, including regulating charitable bail organizations, and the conditions of and procedures for setting bail and reviewing bail decisions.

Added restrictions preventing magistrates from releasing defendants on bail if they were on parole, have multiple felony convictions, face immigration detainers, or are charged with specific serious offenses like murder, capital murder, aggravated kidnapping, aggravated assault, or aggravated sexual assault.

Requires magistrates to make written findings of fact supporting bail decisions within 24 hours when probable cause is not established, and mandates electronic notice procedures when defendants are charged with felonies while on bail.

Expanded public safety report requirements to include criminal history, pending charges, confinement history, and outstanding warrants, with specific provisions for integrating jail and case management systems.

Requires judges to make affirmative findings in judgments when defendants fail to appear after release, and expanded state appeal rights when courts grant insufficient bail to defendants charged with felonies.

Creates new Article 17.029 requiring district judges to review bail decisions made by magistrates for defendants charged with felonies, with review required within one business day of request.

Added new Article 17.092 preventing magistrates from modifying bond amounts or conditions set by district court judges, including judges from other counties.

Allows the Office of Court Administration to provide grants to counties for integrating jail records and case management systems with the public safety report system, expiring August 31, 2027.

Changed bail form submission deadline from 72 hours to 48 hours after bail is set, and added requirements for electronic distribution to district attorneys for violence-related cases.