Ending Cashless Bail in Our Nation’s Capital Act

(1) fails to allow for cash bail at the highest level necessary to ensure public safety, as appropriate, as a condition of pretrial release for a defendant that poses a clear threat to public safety and order, including—

(A) a defendant charged with an offense involving—

(i) a failure to appear;

(ii) obstruction of justice;

(iii) fleeing from a law enforcement officer;

(iv) rioting or inciting to riot;

(v) sexual abuse;

(vi) destruction of another’s property;

(vii) stalking; or

(viii) aggravated assault; and

(B) a defendant charged with such an offense on multiple occasions; or

(2) fails to mandate or impose an automatic presumption of pretrial detention for all defendants charged with violent offenses, such as murder, rape, carjacking, sexual abuse of a minor, robbery, or burglary.