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Can Bail Be Granted in Cognizable Offences?

Bail allows temporary release of an accused awaiting trial. In cognizable offences like murder or theft, police can arrest without a warrant. Bail may be granted based on factors like the offenceu2019s severity and court discretion.

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Can Bail Be Granted in Cognizable Offences?

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  1. CAN BAIL BE GRANTED CAN BAIL BE GRANTED IN COGNIZABLE IN COGNIZABLE OFFENCES? OFFENCES? DEFINITION OF BAIL Bail is the temporary release of an accused person awaiting trial, sometimes on a condition of payment of money. WHAT ARE COGNIZABLE OFFENCES? Offences where police can arrest without a warrant. Examples: Murder, Rape, Theft, Kidnapping. WHAT ARE NON-BAILABLE OFFENCES? Offences where bail is not granted as a right, and the court's discretion is involved. Examples: Serious crimes like Terrorism, Drug Trafficking, Assault. WHEN IS BAIL NECESSARY? Even in non-bailable offences, bail can be granted based on: The nature and seriousness of the offence. Criminal history of the accused. Risk of fleeing or tampering with evidence. WHO CAN GRANT BAIL? Magistrate: For less severe cases. Sessions Court or High Court: For more serious offences. CONDITIONS FOR BAIL Accused may need to provide a bond. Certain restrictions may apply (e.g., not leaving the country). https://www.metalegal.in/

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