What is Bail? Bail is a set of pre‑trial restrictions that are imposed on a suspect to ensure that they comply with the judicial process. It generally involves payment or conditions set by the court.

How Does It Work? Once bail is posted, the accused is released from custody with the promise to appear at all required court dates. Failure to appear can result in forfeiting the bail and a warrant for arrest.

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