Who is affected and how:

• Federal courts and court staff: Must update statutory references in opinions, orders, docket entries, and internal guidance; administrative burden is small and one-time.
• Federal pretrial services officers, prosecutors, and defense counsel: Will need to update forms, templates, and reference materials to reflect the replaced citation and adjusted paragraph numbering; no change to the substance of pretrial assessments or recommendations.
• People charged with federal drug offenses and their attorneys: No substantive change to detention standards, eligibility for release, or burden of proof; therefore no direct change to legal outcomes is expected from these edits alone.
• Local jails and detention facilities: No direct operational or funding impact because the statute’s substantive detention rules remain unchanged.

Overall effect: The bill clarifies statutory references and cleans up paragraph organization to reduce confusion and citation errors. It does not alter legal standards, create new obligations, or provide funding, so the practical impacts are limited to administrative updates and improved textual accuracy.