SB163 revises Nevada bail laws, requiring revocation of bail for defendants arrested for certain felonies while on bail, and mandates notification to.
SB163 amends Nevada law to require the revocation of bail for defendants charged with category A or B felonies who are arrested while already admitted to bail. The bill mandates that such defendants must be held without further bail pending trial. Additionally, it requires law enforcement to notify the bail agent before releasing defendants from custody who were arrested for additional felonies while on bail. This change aims to ensure that defendants who commit additional felonies while out on bail are not released again without proper judicial oversight.
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