A defendant who continues to be detained after the initial appearance under Rule 21.10 or Rule 22.08 shall have the defendant's detention or conditions of release reviewed at a hearing by the court subject to the right of a victim to be informed of and heard at the hearing. The hearing shall occur as soon as practicable but no later than seven days, excluding weekends and holidays, after the initial appearance, absent good cause shown by the parties or the court. At the hearing, the court shall determine if the defendant shall be detained or released as provided in Rule 33.01. The court may conduct the hearing by interactive video technology unless the hearing will involve the cross-examination of witnesses, in which case the defendant must waive his or her right to be physically present and have the court’s approval before the hearing can be conducted by interactive video technology. Nothing herein shall prohibit a defendant from making subsequent application for review of the defendant's detention or conditions of release under Rule 33.01.

Compare: Prior Rule 32.08 and Section 544.455-4, RSMo 1978.