Bail is referred to as the release of a person from jail after a security has been paid. Here the legal system or the law allows an accused person to be let out of custody until he is summoned at trial. Usually some property or money is deposited or pledged at the court before securing bail for the concerned person. It is given under the promise that the accused would turn up for the trial or forfeit the bail. After the trial the bail money is returned to the person who pledged it. Anybody other than those charged with death penalty is entitled to apply for bail and receive it as per the state constitution.
But certain conditions are set and if they are not followed then the bail may be revoked or cancelled by the court. The amount of money for the bail is decided by the judge handling the case. There are conditional bails and unconditional bails and they are given as per the nature of the crime and the offence charged on the accused.
But certain conditions are set and if they are not followed then the bail may be revoked or cancelled by the court. The amount of money for the bail is decided by the judge handling the case. There are conditional bails and unconditional bails and they are given as per the nature of the crime and the offence charged on the accused.
