District of Columbia · D.C. Code — Title 23, Criminal Procedure
D.C. Code Title 23 § 23-1329: Penalties for violation of conditions of release
What this law says, in plain English
A person who violates conditions of conditional release may face revocation of release, detention, fines, and criminal contempt prosecution. Criminal contempt conviction carries up to six months imprisonment.
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