Rhode Island H8056 mandates courts and bail commissioners to issue no contact orders against individuals arrested for child cruelty, abuse, or.
Rhode Island H8056 requires courts and bail commissioners to issue no contact orders against any person arrested for cruelty or neglect of a child, child abuse, or child endangerment. These orders must be issued at arraignment. Upon a finding of guilt, courts must also issue no contact orders. Violations of these orders are punishable as misdemeanors. The bill ensures that individuals charged with these offenses cannot be released on bail or personal recognizance before appearing before a court or bail commissioner.
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