Summary

Updates the federal pretrial detention statute by changing a legal citation and removing one subparagraph within the section that governs release and detention for certain offenses. The bill performs a citation substitution to “(34 U.S.C. 40702)” throughout 18 U.S.C. § 3142 and deletes one subparagraph of subsection (e)(3), with the remaining subparagraphs renumbered. The changes are textual and do not create new agencies, deadlines, funding, or programs; however, removing a subparagraph could have legal effect depending on what that deleted text had required or permitted in practice.

• Updates citation references in 18 U.S.C. § 3142 to “(34 U.S.C. 40702)” throughout the section.
• Deletes subsection (e)(3)(A) and renumbers the remaining subparagraphs of (e)(3).
• No new programs, agencies, deadlines, or funding are created by the bill.
• Changes are presented as textual/technical, not policy-creating, but deletion of statutory text can alter legal effects.
• Applies to federal pretrial detention law; implementation falls to federal courts, prosecutors, and pretrial services.
• May affect how judges and courts interpret pretrial detention rules if the deleted subparagraph contained operative language.
• No explicit effective date or transitional provisions are provided in the text provided.
• Does not change criminal penalties or create new crimes.