unconditional bail

Examples (20)

• The judge granted the defendant unconditional bail.
• The judge granted him unconditional bail despite the prosecutor's objections.
• He was released on unconditional bail until his next court appearance.
• Receiving unconditional bail meant he could return home before his trial.
• His lawyer successfully argued for unconditional bail, pointing to his strong community ties.
• The legal system sometimes allows for unconditional bail in less severe cases.
• After reviewing the case, the magistrate decided to grant unconditional bail.
• She was released on unconditional bail with no restrictions on her movement.
• The suspect was freed on unconditional bail pending further investigation.
• His lawyer fought hard to secure him unconditional bail, citing lack of flight risk.
• For a minor offence, receiving unconditional bail is quite common in the UK.
• The new ruling made it harder for defendants to obtain unconditional bail for certain offenses.
• The prosecution did not oppose the application for unconditional bail.
• Many argue that unconditional bail should only be granted in exceptional circumstances.
• Despite the seriousness of the charge, she was granted unconditional bail by the court.
• After a lengthy hearing, the court decided to offer unconditional bail to the accused.
• Being on unconditional bail means you don't have to report to a police station regularly.
• The accused fled the country shortly after being granted unconditional bail.
• The terms of his release were simple: he was remanded on unconditional bail.
• Public opinion was divided on whether the suspect deserved unconditional bail.