Admission to bail; pregnant persons or persons who have recently given birth.

Formatting changed from unnumbered plain text to numbered lines with page headers and timestamps, but the legislative content remains substantively identical.

Subsection C was slightly reorganized to clarify that nursing a child is a separate consideration alongside pregnancy and recent childbirth when determining bail eligibility.

Modified subsection C to limit the consideration of nursing status to persons who are both currently pregnant or have recently given birth AND are currently nursing a child, narrowing the previous broader language.

Added new subsection E requiring judicial officers to order pregnant nursing mothers denied bail to be transferred to the local correctional facility closest to their child, with cost reimbursement from the jurisdiction where the offense occurred.

Renumbered subsection F to G due to the insertion of the new subsection E, creating a numbering error in the final version.

Formatting and line breaks were adjusted in the enrolled version compared to the introduced draft, with no substantive policy changes.

Subsection C was slightly reworded to clarify that the person must provide evidence indicating their pregnancy, recent childbirth, or nursing status, rather than the judicial officer independently determining these conditions.