Provides that a charitable bail organization may only post bail for a person who can prove that they are indigent

This bill requires charitable bail organizations to only post bail for individuals who can prove they cannot afford to pay it themselves. Courts must determine indigence within 48 hours of arraignment, considering factors like income, assets, dependents, and whether the person receives public assistance (e.g., food stamps or Medicaid). Individuals must provide an affidavit detailing their financial situation, and false claims can lead to bail being revoked. The bill directly affects charitable bail organizations and people seeking their services, ensuring bail is only provided to those verified as financially unable to pay.