Bail Fugitive Recovery Agent Reform Act: Regulates bail fugitive recovery agents in California.
The Bail Fugitive Recovery Agent Reform Act amends the Insurance Code to establish regulations for bail fugitive recovery agents. It mandates that applicants and licensees must be California residents for at least two years and prohibits them from impersonating law enforcement officers. Agents must carry a $1,000 surety bond and $1 million in liability insurance. They are also required to notify local law enforcement before apprehending a fugitive and cannot engage in immigration enforcement activities.
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