New Jersey S2295 establishes a presumption of pretrial detention for certain vehicular offenses, including reckless and strict liability vehicular.
New Jersey S2295 amends existing laws to establish a presumption of pretrial detention for individuals charged with certain vehicular offenses. This includes crimes such as reckless vehicular homicide and strict liability vehicular homicide. The bill mandates that a prosecutor may file a motion for pretrial detention, which the court must consider. If the court finds that no amount of monetary bail or non-monetary conditions will reasonably assure the defendant's appearance in court, the protection of the safety of any other person or the community, and that the defendant will not obstruct or.
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