Bail Applications

A bail application may be necessary as police may keep you in custody (remand) pending the outcome of your matter. This is to ensure your attendance at Court, to make sure you don’t commit any further offences and/or to protect the community.

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How to apply for bail?

If the police refuse bail, you must be brought before a bail justice or the Magistrates Court. 

It is imperative that accused persons engage an expert criminal law Solicitor to make the application on their behalf. Accused persons don’t get unlimited chances at bail, so any application made to the Court must be thoroughly prepared by a criminal law expert.

What conditions will I get?

If the Court decides to grant bail, they will usually apply conditions to that bail including the requirement to appear at Court on a future date, requirement to live at a particular address and regular reporting to a police station. 

Depending on your level of risk, the Court can also apply other conditions such as a curfew, non-association conditions, a requirement to attend psychologist or drug treatment and/or a surety (payment of money to the Court).

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