Bill > HB4232

This bill amends the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1963 to allow the court to revoke or impose sanctions on a defendant who is released on pretrial release if the defendant has violated any of the conditions of pretrial release. It provides that the court may revoke a defendant's pretrial release if the defendant is charged with a felony or Class A misdemeanor that occurred during the defendant's pretrial release. The bill also outlines the procedures for revoking pretrial release, including a hearing where the defendant is represented by counsel and has an opportunity to be heard. The court can impose sanctions such as imprisonment, verbal/written admonishment, or modification of pretrial conditions. The bill also requires the State to provide notice to crime victims of any hearings under this section.