This bill would prohibit the federal government from providing federal funding to any state, county, or local jurisdiction that substantially eliminates cash bail as an option for pretrial release in criminal cases. The Attorney General would be responsible for identifying which jurisdictions have implemented cashless bail policies and would need to make these determinations public within 30 days of the law's enactment and quarterly thereafter. The definition of offenses covered by this restriction includes crimes of violence, sex offenses, burglary, vandalism, looting, and any other offenses the Attorney General determines appropriate. A jurisdiction that loses federal funding due to a cashless bail policy could regain that funding either 180 days after being flagged or when it restores the use of cash bail, whichever is later. The bill does not specify which federal funding programs would be withheld or provide an implementation timeline beyond the initial 30-day period for the Attorney General's determinations.