; and (B) have reported individuals committing violent felony offenses after being granted bail or pretrial release. (2) The failure of felony defendants to appear for mandatory court appearances and felony bail jumping has increased in multiple jurisdictions across the United States. (3) The most recent report issued by the Bureau of Justice Statistics relating to the pretrial release of felony defendants in State courts is from 2007. (4) The National Pretrial Reporting Program of the Bureau of Justice Statistics was created to collect information on criminal justice processing of individuals charged with felony offenses in State courts, with particular attention given to pretrial release and detention. 3. Report (a) In general Not later than 180 days after the date of enactment of this Act, the Director of Bureau of Justice Statistics shall submit to Congress a report on information relating to individuals granted bail and pretrial release from State courts that are charged with 1 or more of the following violent felony offenses: (1) Murder or attempted murder. (2) Manslaughter, other than involuntary manslaughter. (3) Rape or attempted rape. (4) Assault with the intent to commit murder. (5) Assault with the intent to commit rape. (6) Aggravated sexual abuse, sexual abuse, attempted sexual abuse, or abusive sexual conduct. (7) Battery or aggravated battery. (8) Kidnapping. (9) Robbery. (10) Resisting or obstructing an officer. (11) Carjacking. (12) Recklessly endangering safety. (13) Illegal possession of a firearm in the commission of a felony. (14) Any other violent felony offense tracked by the jurisdiction in which the offense is committed. (b) Contents The report submitted under subsection (a) shall include— (1) the number of individuals granted bail or pretrial release from State courts that are charged with an offense described in subsection (a); (2) the number of individuals who, after being granted bail or pretrial release, are rearrested or charged with an additional violent felony offense