New York A00848 amends the criminal procedure law to require courts to consider domestic violence charges when setting bail.
New York A00848 amends the criminal procedure law to require courts to consider specific factors when setting bail, including domestic violence charges. Courts must evaluate the defendant's history of violence, any orders of protection, and the potential risk to victims. This change aims to ensure that bail decisions account for the safety of potential victims and the community.
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