Provides that persons arrested for domestic violence forfeit bail when violating an order of protection.

This bill states that if someone is arrested for domestic violence and then violates an order of protection, they will lose their bail. This means they will have to stay in custody instead of being released while awaiting trial. The aim is to enhance the safety of victims by ensuring that those who break protective orders face stricter consequences.

Supporters of this bill argue that it will provide greater protection for victims of domestic violence by holding offenders accountable for violating orders of protection. They believe that making bail forfeiture a consequence will deter future violations and help create a safer environment for those affected by domestic abuse.

Critics of the bill may argue that it could unfairly penalize individuals who are already in a vulnerable situation, potentially leading to unjust outcomes. They might express concerns that the loss of bail could disproportionately impact those who are innocent until proven guilty, and that it could create barriers to accessing legal representation and support.