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Summary
The bill would let a judge permit a defendant to satisfy bail by paying a cash deposit equal to at least 10% of the total bail amount, rather than using a surety or property bond. Defendants must meet the state's criminal procedure rules and sign a sworn affidavit, and the court clerk must give a written notice that explains the bail options. The change is intended to give defendants a lower‑cost alternative while keeping the money in a designated cash bail fund.
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