Bail Consumer Protection Act.

Summary

The Bail Consumer Protection Act bars bail agents or impersonators from reaching out to an arrested person's family members or known contacts to solicit bail bond services unless the contact has already asked. Violations carry civil fines and can be pursued as unfair trade practices, with the Attorney General and private individuals able to enforce the law. The measure aims to protect consumers from aggressive and unwanted bail‑bond marketing.

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