Removes the maximum amount of money charitable bail organizations can deposit as bail.
This bill amends the insurance law to remove the maximum authorized amount of money that charitable bail organizations can deposit as bail. These organizations can now deposit any amount of money as bail for defendants who are financially unable to post bail themselves. The bill also specifies that these organizations must not execute any bonds as surety, charge a premium, or receive compensation for their services.
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