New York A04151 mandates pre-trial detention for individuals charged with specific controlled substance offenses.

New York A04151 amends the criminal procedure law to establish mandatory pre-trial detention for individuals charged with criminal possession of a controlled substance in the third, fourth, or fifth degree. The detention is mandatory unless the defense can prove, through clear and convincing evidence, that the individual does not pose a risk to public safety or is not a flight risk. The court may impose strict conditions for pre-trial release, including electronic monitoring or restrictions on travel. Any violation of these provisions may result in legal sanctions.

New York A04151 mandates pre-trial detention for individuals charged with specific controlled substance offenses.

New York A04151 amends the criminal procedure law to establish mandatory pre-trial detention for individuals charged with criminal possession of a controlled substance in the third, fourth, or fifth degree. The detention is mandatory unless the defense can prove, through clear and convincing evidence, that the individual does not pose a risk to public safety or is not a flight risk. The court may impose strict conditions for pre-trial release, including electronic monitoring or restrictions on travel. Any violation of these provisions may result in legal sanctions.