MY COUSIN, WHO PRACTICES LAW IN CONNECTICUT, SENT THIS TO ME:
Failure to comply with conditions of release can have several consequences, which can be severe. The least serious consequence is that the Superior Court will increase amount of your bond. The prosecutor will sometimes request that the judge increase your bond, or a Connecticut criminal court judge can increase your bond without any request at all. If this happens, you will need to pay additional money to continue to be released during the pendency of your case and additional conditions may be imposed. If you are unable to post the additional bond money, you risk being incarcerated while your criminal arrest is pending.
Another consequence on top of a raised bond for your underlying case is the more serious alternative–a separate arrest in Stamford or Greenwich for CGS 53a-222 Violation of Conditions of Release in the First or Second Degree. A separate arrest warrant will be applied for by a Connecticut prosecutor, and the police can come pick you up at your home, work, or school to arrest you.
I'M SURE HE'LL CLAIM IT WAS "NOT INTENTIONAL", WHICH IS NOT A CRIMINAL OFFENSE. GRRRR...