Assertion: bail | /r/HasProperty | granted
Facets:
value: as soon as is
type: MANNER
value: more readily
type: DEGREE
value: previously
type: TEMPORAL
value: often
type: DEGREE
value: except is good reason
type: CAUSE
Source sentences:
text: In Victoria, bail may be refused to a defendant who faces a more serious charge unless the defendant demonstrates compelling reasons why bail should be granted.
text: Depending upon the facts of the case, the judge decides whether bail should be granted.
text: All crimes are bailable, and bail should be granted to any accused person "except where there is good reason for refusing bail".
text: Bail is often granted to those who are not deemed as a risk to public safety.
text: After an arrest takes place, bail may be granted.
text: Bail is granted more readily when the accused is not a flight risk and can easily be found by law enforcement agencies.
text: Even when bail is granted, the accused will still face the charges in a court of law when a trial date is set.
text: When someone has not yet been convicted of an offence, and makes an application for bail, the Bail Act, 1985 provides a presumption in favour of bail being granted.
text: There are various ways in which you might establish if bail has been granted to an accused.
text: Being held on remand, when bail has been granted, has a potentially devastating effect on an accused including:
text: When bail is granted conditions of bail can be attached where necessary to prevent the suspect from failing to surrender, offending on bail, interfering with prosecution witnesses or otherwise obstructing the course of justice, or for his own protection.
text: In exceptional cases where there is a material change in circumstances, the prosecutor can ask the court to withdraw bail that has previously been granted – see
text: (b) when bail is granted and oral notice of appeal has been given.
text: A judge will decide whether bail should be granted.
text: Your lawyer will make submissions as to why bail should be granted.
text: Finally, the judge will render a decision and set the amount if bail is granted.
text: If you're worried that the accused person may threaten or harm you or your family if they are released on bail, talk to the police investigator as soon as possible before bail is granted.
text: Another important change is that "once bail is granted, it will continue to operate until it is either revoked or the substantive proceedings concluded.
text: Bail will be granted if the court considers that the unacceptable risk test has been satisfied.
text: If bail is granted, the accused person will be immediately released with bail conditions, but must continue to attend court dates.
text: Bail can be granted or refused in 1 of 2 situations after being arrested and charged, namely:
text: Failure to appear in court if bail is granted Commit a serious offence if bail is granted Endanger safety of alleged victim(s) or community if bail is granted Interfere with witnesses and evidence if bail is granted
text: Failure to appear in court if bail is granted Commit a serious offence if bail is granted Endanger safety of alleged victim(s) or community if bail is granted Interfere with witnesses and evidence if bail is granted
text: If an accused person is faced with an charge considered to a “right to release offence ” , bail must be granted.
text: charged– this is the first opportunity for bail to be granted.
text: If bail is granted, the accused person will be released on bail immediately.
text: Once bail is granted, the accused person will be released from custody after he
text: This required the sum to be given to the court before the person is released on bail after bail is granted.
text: The accused person’s lawyer will then give submissions to the court as to why bail should be granted.
text: If no such “unacceptable risks” exist, bail must be granted.
text: If there are risks, but these can be mitigated by imposing conditions (such as daily reporting to police), bail is granted.
text: When bail can be granted
text: Bail can be granted as soon as is reasonably practicable after arrest by police.
text: In these cases bail will be refused unless the defendant can show special or exceptional circumstances as to why bail should be granted.
text: In addition to the above considerations the judge may also refer to the defendant’s character, their health, whether they have any family members that are dependent on them, the possibility of any further crimes being committed by the defendant while on bail, the likelihood that the defendant will interfere with witnesses, and, most importantly, whether the defendant will re-appear in court if bail is granted.
text: If the accused has complied with previous bail conditions then there is a good likelihood that bail will continue to be granted.
text: The new test provides for a higher threshold than the existing show cause test so that bail will be granted only when the circumstances are exceptional.