Rhode Island S2161 mandates release for most probation violations, sets reasonable bail, limits detention, and requires prompt hearings and written.

Rhode Island S2161 establishes procedures for handling probation violations, emphasizing release over detention. Courts must presume release for most violations, set reasonable bail or non-monetary conditions, and limit detention to cases involving risk or danger. The bill mandates prompt hearings and requires written reasons for detention. It applies to violations that do not constitute new criminal offenses, ensuring a presumption of release pending a probation violation hearing.

Rhode Island S2161 mandates release for most probation violations, sets reasonable bail, limits detention, and requires prompt hearings and written.

Rhode Island S2161 establishes procedures for handling probation violations, emphasizing release over detention. Courts must presume release for most violations, set reasonable bail or non-monetary conditions, and limit detention to cases involving risk or danger. The bill mandates prompt hearings and requires written reasons for detention. It applies to violations that do not constitute new criminal offenses, ensuring a presumption of release pending a probation violation hearing.