Sentences with phrase «bail court caused»

The initial chaos in bail court caused by these projects pays dividends down the line as the vast majority of cases have resulted in most minor players being cut out entirely with mid and high - level suspects entering guilty pleas.

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In addition, the court held that the police counsel could not convince it as to how the defendant is likely to influence prosecution witnesses in the cause of his trial if released on bail.

The accused who is facing charges of assault, causing unlawful damage and causing harm was granted bail by the court and subsequently jumped bail and his whereabouts unknown though reports suggest he was at James Town.

It is one of those paradoxes of life that such a Nigerian who has never given any cause to suspect that he would jump bail, was deprived his freedom for so long a period, in defiance of the order of a court of competent jurisdiction.

Six men believed to be political thugs, who allegedly conspired with others still at large and invaded the inauguration venue of the Peoples Democratic Party Executive Committee to cause mayhem, were on Wednesday released on N300, 000 bail on the order of an Ikeja Magistrates» Court.

«The right not to be denied reasonable bail without just cause is an essential element of an enlightened criminal justice system,» wrote Justice Wagner for the Supreme Court in R. v. Antic.

Bail hearings are also referred to as «show cause» hearings as the crown attorney will attempt to demonstrate to the court, or «show cause», why you should not be released.

Client accused of criminal negligence causing death was granted bail in Oshawa Court despite fierce opposition from the Crown Attorney to his release.

In the post-9 / 11, but non-terrorism, case of R v Hall, the Supreme Court upheld denying bail to maintain confidence in the administration of justice, but struck down an open - ended provision that authorized denying bail «on any just cause».

In practice, a prosecutor would be loath to file such charges absent very, very solid probable cause, and a court would often be very deferential in accommodating the President's schedule and, for example, in allowing appearances by telephone when allowed by law, or by electing not to seize the President's passport as a bail condition to be free pending trial, as would be common for someone facing felony charges pending trial.