Sentences with phrase «bail terms»
"Bail terms" refers to the conditions set by a court when someone is released from jail before their trial. These conditions can include things like paying a specific amount of money (bail), surrendering their passport, attending all court hearings, or staying away from certain people or places. If the person abides by these terms, they can remain out of jail until their trial is completed. Full definition
16 With respect to the sentence appeals, D and T contend that their sentences are excessive and that they should be given credit for time served under restrictive bail terms pending this appeal.
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However, Justice Kolawole, later ruled that the defendants should continue on the earlier bail terms adding a sum of N50million against each defendant.
According to religious freedom charity Christian Solidarity Worldwide (CSW), his release follows a review of stringent bail terms which were set on 20th July 2017 and which provoked public outcry.
His lawyer, Mr. Ifeanyi Ejiofor, stated in the motion that the undesirable bail terms and conditions were contained in paragraphs 2 (vii) and (viii) of the court's ruling granting bail to his client on April 25.
Justice Kolawole thereafter ruled that the defendants should continue on the earlier bail terms but on the additional bail sum condition of N50m for each of them.
Adigun is to be kept in EFCC custody because of his health condition pending when he fulfils his bail terms.
20 February 2007 — On reporting to a police station under her bail terms, Ruth Turner was interviewed for a second time and re-bailed.
Justice Salihu adjourned the case to January 29, 2016 for the commencement of trial and ordered that the accused persons be remanded in Ikoyi prison pending perfection of their bail terms.
The judge subsequently ordered the defendants to be remanded in prison custody pending the perfection of their bail terms.
But the defence lawyers also indicated to move their clients» bail applications on Tuesday, but Justice Kolawale advised that the parties should take a short break to agree on the bail terms instead of wasting time on the bail applications.
Manhattan Federal Judge Gregory Woods denied Jeremy Reichberg's request to loosen his bail terms in order to go on a religious pilgrimage to Israel.
Jeremy Reichberg asked Manhattan Federal Judge Gregory Woods on April 24 to loosen his bail terms — which bar him from leaving downstate New York and New Jersey — so he could embark on a weeklong spiritual sojourn.
Justice Mohammed adjourned the case to April 26, 2016 for trial and ordered the defendant to continue the bail terms earlier granted him by the court.
That more generous provision is not to apply, however, if the reason the accused was held in custody was because of a prior conviction or a violation of their bail terms.