Bail or Custody. Flashcards

1
Q

What is the definition of bail (and section)?

A

The release from custody subject to a duty to surrender to custody at a later date. S.3 Bail Ac 1976.

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2
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When can bail be granted?

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  1. Pre-charge (police bail).
  2. Post-charge (bail to court).
  3. Court bail (granted by court).
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3
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What is the competing interests issue?

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The presumption of innocence until proven guilty and the protection of the public.

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4
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What section is the prima facie right to bail?

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S.4 Bail Act 1976.

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5
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What are the Sch1 Grounds?

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  1. FTS.
  2. Further offending.
  3. Interfere with witnesses or the course of justice.
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6
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What are the limitations on the grounds (and section)?

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Part 1A:
1. D is over 18.
2. No real prospect of custodial sentence.

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7
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What are the Sch 1 para 9 factors?

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  1. Nature and seriousness.
  2. Character, antecedents, associations and community ties.
  3. Past bail record.
  4. Strength of evidence.
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8
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When is conditional bail granted?

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If necessary to prevent common para 2 grounds.

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9
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What are the types of conditions that can be imposed?

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  1. FTS = Sureties, reporting to station, surrender passport.
  2. Further offending = Curfew, tags, bail hostel.
  3. Interfere with witnesses = exclusion zone.
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