This bill aims to prohibit Federal funds from being made available to any jurisdiction that the Attorney General determines has substantially eliminated cash bail as a potential condition of pretrial release for certain offenses. The Attorney General is mandated to make and publicly release these determinations quarterly, identifying jurisdictions with cashless bail policies for a range of covered offenses . Cash bail is defined as any secured monetary conditions of release, including cash payments, secured bonds, or sureties, required by a court. Covered offenses include crimes of violence, sex offenses, indecent acts, crimes involving moral turpitude, burglary, vandalism, and looting, among others, or any other criminal offense the Attorney General deems appropriate. A jurisdiction may regain access to Federal funds either 180 days after the initial determination or once the Attorney General determines that the jurisdiction no longer substantially eliminates cash bail for covered offenses, providing a pathway for reinstatement.