Bail after arrest
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Criminal
Bail after arrest is the release of an arrested accused from custody, on a bond and sureties, while the case continues.
What does Bail after arrest mean in plain words?
Once arrested, you or your lawyer apply to the court for release. In bailable offences bail is a right. In non-bailable offences it is at the court's discretion, and not allowed if there are reasonable grounds to believe the offence is punishable with death, life imprisonment or ten years, subject to exceptions. You give a bond and, usually, sureties promise you will attend.
When will I hear Bail after arrest?
The Sessions Judge granted post-arrest bail against two surety bonds of Rs 100,000 each.
Which law covers Bail after arrest?
Sections 496 and 497, Code of Criminal Procedure 1898
Which related terms should I know?
Common questions about Bail after arrest
- What is the difference between bail before arrest and bail after arrest?
- Pre-arrest bail protects you from being arrested at all. Post-arrest bail frees you after you have already been arrested.