New York S05118 provides judges more discretion in issuing securing orders and limits the lengths of certain orders.

New York S05118 amends the criminal procedure law to give judges more discretion in issuing securing orders, which can include release on recognizance, bail, or non-monetary conditions. It limits the lengths of certain orders and repeals several sections related to securing orders. The bill also specifies factors judges must consider when determining the type of securing order, such as the defendant's risk of flight, failure to appear, or endangering the community. It allows for electronic monitoring and requires courts to review and re-evaluate orders periodically.

New York S05118 provides judges more discretion in issuing securing orders and limits the lengths of certain orders.

New York S05118 amends the criminal procedure law to give judges more discretion in issuing securing orders, which can include release on recognizance, bail, or non-monetary conditions. It limits the lengths of certain orders and repeals several sections related to securing orders. The bill also specifies factors judges must consider when determining the type of securing order, such as the defendant's risk of flight, failure to appear, or endangering the community. It allows for electronic monitoring and requires courts to review and re-evaluate orders periodically.