For the third time since 2019, New York's bail laws have been amended (L. 2023, Ch. 56, eff. June 2, 2023). At the outset, on Jan. 1, 2020, New York implemented a new bail statute that was transformative, creating a new landscape for release decisions following an arrest. In response to criticism of the initial statute, however, the Legislature later enacted two series of amendments that attempted to address those concerns: an expansion of both the number of qualifying offenses and the opportunity to impose additional nonmonetary conditions of release.