Bail Matters: Securing Freedom, Upholding Justice
Bail is one of the most important aspects of the criminal justice system, designed to balance two fundamental principles — an individual’s right to liberty and the need for justice. It ensures that an accused person does not have to remain behind bars unnecessarily, while also making sure they return to face trial. 🔹 What is Bail? Bail is a legal provision that allows a person accused of a crime to be released from custody, usually on certain conditions, until their trial is completed. It reflects the principle of “innocent until proven guilty,” which is the backbone of justice. 🔹 Types of Bail Regular Bail – Granted to an accused already under arrest. Anticipatory Bail – Preventive relief for a person who fears arrest in a non-bailable offense. Interim Bail…