The jail government workers just care about billing the county for another full day while doing no actual work, hence releases always begin at 12:01 am, never before.
Getting out on bail is not supposed to be probation. I can see reasonable restrictions to insure the accused show up on their court date, but curfews and bans on alcohol and firearms are punishments that have nothing to do with that. How is that even constitutional?
AFAIK, it’s Constitutional because he’s released on the whim of the court, and thus subject to re-incarceration on the whim of the court - and the court is just specifying what whims those may entail. When incarcerated, the suspect has no rights of possession or movement; bail may eliminate the walls but limits on possession or movement continue at the court’s discretion. Put another way: if he doesn’t like it, he can return to jail on his own.