Sentences with phrase «at bail hearings»

There are tactics and preparation that lead to success at bail hearings.

When confronted with his prior evidence, the appellant indicated that he was confused when he testified at the bail hearing and that his evidence given at trial was accurate.

A lawyer also can speak on your behalf at the bail hearing.

If bail is denied at the bail hearing the offender will remain in police custody potentially until the matter has been resolved.

You do not have to plead guilty or not guilty at your bail hearing.

If you are taken into custody, then you will be brought before a justice or a judge within 24 hours who will have the final say at your bail hearing.

And for the judge, the beauty is that she gets to directly interact with the offender, without pesky defense counsel who may well not be present at the bail hearing.

Rusonik, O'Connor, Robbins, Ross, Gorham & Angelini, LLP represents people charged with all types of Criminal Code offences at their bail hearings, trials, and on their appeals.

At a bail hearing in a Manhattan courtroom on Thursday, a federal prosecutor revealed that Ross William Ulbricht allegedly ordered the murders of six people, and that more than 450,000 bitcoins of his...

Who has the Onus of Proof at a Bail Hearing?

The lawyers at Affleck & BarrisonLLP, have years of experience representing clients at bail hearings for criminal charges, bail hearings involving breach of recognizance or breach of other court orders.

The Justice at the bail hearing has the discretion to determine if the accused should be released from custody pending trial, the form of release and any conditions attached to the release.

Recognizance without sureties and without deposit is the most lenient type of recognizance that can be imposed on an offender at a bail hearing.

old and has never hurt a girl in his life but the judge called her a poor little girl and him and the prosecuter heald their own trail at the bail hearing.

One of the most common features at bail hearings is the use of «sureties.»

Some have even suggested that, in simple cases, complete disclosure could be provided digitally at the bail hearing stage mere hours after an accused's arrest though that is not anticipated to be the case during the early stages of the pilot.

House arrest with armed guards stationed inside Dreier's apartment would meet those requirements, Shargel said Monday night at the bail hearing.

At a bail hearing before Rakoff on Monday, Shargel argued that his client was «penniless» after being stripped of all his assets in the wake of his Dec. 2 arrest in Toronto and his Dec. 7 arrest in New York City and does not pose a flight risk.

Finally, the defence lawyer and the Crown prosecutor will make submissions to the justice who presides at the bail hearing.

This experience of the good prospects for release was once confirmed by a Justice of the Peace in open court at a bail hearing Mr. Clark conducted.

Where an accused person was ordered detained by a Justice of the Peace at a bail hearing, section 520 of the Criminal Code allows a judge of the Superior Court of Justice to quash the decision and order the accused released on bail.

Thereafter, the Crown restricted its questions at the bail hearing to Mallory's enforcement activities that were unrelated to the murders.

Success at a bail hearing depends on preparing a Release Plan capable of assuring the Court that the accused will re-attend court and abide by other conditions necessary «for the protection or safety of the public».

Under the ladder principle, the starting position at a bail hearing should be unconditional release and only if the circumstances of the individual in question require it should any conditions and financial requirements be added.

Bill C - 75 also introduces a reverse onus imposed at the bail hearing of an accused charged with an offence involving intimate partner violence and repeat abusers (rather than placing the onus on the Crown to make a case for keeping the accused incarcerated).

Though the accused may have a surety for bail, a domestic assault charge can result in unique issues at bail hearings.

The Crown had sought my client's detention at the bail hearing and was originally seeking a penitentiary sentence.

September 25, 2013 — «Maryland's highest court ruled Wednesday that poor suspects should have access to counsel at all bail hearings, overturning the General Assembly's attempt to spare already - stretched public defenders from attending hundreds of thousands of proceedings each year.»

The Alberta government doesn't need an official review its bail process to know lawyers, not police, should represent the Crown at bail hearings, says an Edmonton lawyer.

Section 517 provides for a mandatory ban on the publication of «evidence taken, the information given or the representations made and the reasons, if any, given» at a bail hearing at the request of an accused person.

At a bail hearing you have the opportunity to present your case for release.

Having a criminal lawyer representing you at a bail hearing is vital to avoid injustices like that which happened to my client in Brampton.

At the bail hearing, a judge or justice of the peace will decide if it is safe for the arrested person to be released until the next court date.

At a bail hearing, a criminal lawyer's job is to preserve liberty and the presumption of innocence means that, by definition, bail preserves the liberty of an innocent person.

At the bail hearing the Crown wanted the Judge to detain me as I was from the UK.

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At a bail hearing, the defendant's attorney may also present character reference letters, employment agreements, school records and other evidence that demonstrates the defendant's good character and strong community ties.

At the bail hearing the Crown sought a DETENTION ORDER.

At the bail hearing, a judge will decide whether you should be released (on bail) and what you must agree to do if you are released.

At the Bail Hearing, the Crown prosecutor will tell the judge about your alleged involvement in the crime and about your criminal record, if you have one.