The No Bail Post-Jail Act denies pretrial release to individuals charged with a felony and having a prior felony conviction for a crime of violence.
The No Bail Post-Jail Act amends the United States Code to deny pretrial release for individuals charged with a felony offense, who are adults or juveniles charged as adults, and have a prior felony conviction for a crime of violence that resulted in serving at least 30 days in a correctional facility. This change aims to prevent such individuals from being released before trial, considering them a danger to the community.
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