3 Types of Bail in India
What exactly is bail? The word “bail” comes from the old French word “bailer,” which means “to give” or “to hand over.” Bail is the temporary release of a person who has been charged with a crime before the court has made a decision. Bail is the security that is put up so that the...
Read More1. Profound analysis of Bail in Non-Bailable Offense
In the Indian criminal justice system, bail releases a defendant from custody under specific conditions pending trial. Based on the case, the judge can grant bail. Non-bailable offences require a bail application. Lower courts have adopted the Supreme Court of India’s non-bailable bail guidelines. These guidelines are controversial and criticised. This article examines the Supreme...
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