Colorado SB112 modifies court actions for defendants who fail to appear, particularly in non-felony cases.
Colorado SB112 modifies court actions related to defendants who fail to appear in court, particularly for non-felony cases. The bill specifies that a defendant's absence is not considered a failure to appear if their counsel is present, except in specific court proceedings. It also prohibits courts from imposing monetary conditions of release for certain non-felony offenses unless specific conditions are met. The bill applies to both state and municipal courts and includes exceptions for certain offenses and previous instances of failure to appear.
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