; and (v) released on parole for a conviction for a covered offense arising out of separate conduct. (E) The number of defendants charged with a covered offense— (i) who were released on their own recognizance; (ii) who were eligible for bail; and (iii) for whom the prosecutor requested bail. (2) Uniform standards The Attorney General shall define uniform standards for the reporting of the information required under this subsection, including the form such reports shall take and the process by which such reports shall be shared with the Attorney General. (3) Submission to judiciary committees The Attorney General shall submit the information received under this subsection to the Committee on the Judiciary of the Senate and the Committee on the Judiciary of the House of Representatives and shall publish such information on a publicly viewable website. (4) Covered offense defined In this subsection, the term covered offense means any of the following: (A) Murder or non-negligent manslaughter. (B) Forcible rape. (C) Robbery. (D) Aggravated assault. (E) Burglary. (F) Larceny. (G) Motor vehicle theft. (H) Arson. (I) Any offense involving the illegal use of a firearm. (J) Any offense involving the illegal possession of a firearm. (5) Reduction in funding For any fiscal year beginning on or after the date of enactment of this Act, a State or unit of local government shall be ineligible for a grant under this part if— (A) the chief executive of a district attorney or prosecutor’s office of that jurisdiction who was required to submit a report under this subsection, failed to submit the report required under this subsection; or (B) the chief executive of a district attorney or prosecutor’s office of that jurisdiction declined to prosecute 2/3 or more of the total number of cases referred to the office for prosecution of a covered offense for the previous fiscal year. .