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- 1under which piece of legislation is there a right to bail?Bail act 1976. it can be granted by the courts or police station that can be given at any police station.
- 2what powers does the criminal justice act 2003 have on bail?Police officers can grant bail following arrest at locations other than a police station i.e. street bail
- 3Who gives court bail?The magistrates court
- 4Definition of bailRelease from custody until the next date, they must attend court or the police station.
- 5Conditional:Police and courts impose requirements that are necessary to make sure that defendants attend court and do not commit another offence, there are conditons before and after bail.Surety: Defendant or another person maybe required to pay a some of money i the defendant does not attend the police court as required.
Security: Which is the same but it is more secured on an asset such as a house. The security maybe forfeited if bail is broken.Additionally the defendant may have to surrender his passport. - 6Conditional part 2: Post release conditions can be imposed to ensure the defendant is going to turn up to courtConditions include:
Reporting to the police at given times
living at a stated address for example the defendants home, home of a relative away from the crime scene in a bail hostel
staying away from certain places
a curfew which the court can decide whether to give tags. - 7Unconditional Bail:If the police or court think that the defendant is unlikely to commit further offences, will attend court when required, and will not interfere with the justice process, the defendant will usually be released on unconditional bail.
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- A-Level Law Fichas sobre Sin título, creado por Liam Hurlock-Bro el 20/03/2016.
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