Principle

CRIMINAL LAW – Bail Pending Trial – Factors for Consideration – Availability of Accused to Stand Trial

Area of law
CRIMINAL LAW
Court
Supreme Court

The paramount concern in bail applications is whether the accused will make themselves available to stand trial. Courts examine the prosecution's proofs of evidence and any affidavit evidence. Factors include: nature of the offence, strength of evidence, and severity of potential punishment. Serious offences with…

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