The Peace DC Omnibus Temporary Amendment Act of 2025 proposes several amendments to existing laws in the District of Columbia. It aims to streamline the adjudication process for fare evasion citations by aligning it with the Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs Civil Infractions Act of 1985. Additionally, the bill allows applicants for sworn officers of the Metropolitan Police Department to count certain credit hours from their initial training program towards the educational requirements. It also clarifies warrantless arrest requirements for the Metropolitan Police Department and creates exceptions for pretrial detention in specific robbery and burglary cases. Furthermore, the bill addresses the automatic sealing of offenses and repeals the sunset date for certain pretrial detention provisions.

Key amendments include the repeal of specific subsections and the insertion of new language to update legal references, such as changing "Code 4-114" to "Code 5-129.02" throughout various sections. The bill also modifies the criteria for crimes of violence, specifying that robbery without physical injury and second-degree burglary will not be subject to a rebuttable presumption of detention. The act is set to take effect after approval by the Mayor and a congressional review period, with a temporary expiration after 225 days.