Upon release on bail in September 2000, he again received medical treatment.

He was released on bail in January February 2000 after complaining of torture.

Ontario is evaluating the usefulness of the tool in the context of bail hearings.

They have since been released on bail, pending trial.

Many observers nonetheless insist that those under criminal investigation should be released on bail instead of being kept in prison. Others say that this is not an option in Khodorkovsky's case being very rich, he could easily jump bail and flee abroad.

In 2002, Ontario piloted the Safety Bail Pilot program, which provides the opportunity for victims of domestic violence to be interviewed by trained police and victim services staff prior to bail hearings in order to provide more detail about the history of violence in the relationship.

The court rejected bail for Ms. Bakhmina and ruled that her detention should continue.

The other side requires the source of revenue to bail itself out of financial difficulties.

The judgement did not refer to the pre existing bail conditions imposed on the author.

He remained in custody for some 15 or 20 days before being released on bail and was acquitted at the trial.

It was also reported that they were denied the right to bail and were held for 17 months in solitary confinement.

When he had been released on bail, his own Government had provided him with a new passport.

He was refused bail on account of the seriousness of the charges and remanded in custody for two and a half months awaiting trial.

In New South Wales, the Bail Act 1978 was amended in August 2003 to provide additional support and protection for women who face repeated domestic violence incidents.

At 10 00pm, Sun Yijie, who had been pregnant for four months, was released on bail of NT 200,000.

On 23 October, on arraignment, the author pleaded not guilty that same day, he filed a petition for bail.

She could have been released on bail with sufficient conditions to ensure that she neither absconded nor interfered with evidence.

There is always a danger that bail programmes may function in ways that discriminate against accused persons who cannot afford to meet the financial requirements of release.

They bail out as soon as they get to the top of Saint Ivo, that little spiral structure you see there.

People need to be ready, whether it's bringing bail money with them, or letting relatives know they are traveling through the state.

On July 25, 1946, Loy Harrison, a prominent white landowner, paid 600 to bail Malcom out of jail, according to the FBI.

2.13 On 11 November 2000, the author unsuccessfully sought to obtain a declaration confirming that his bail restrictions were no longer applicable.

In Southern Darfur, four international non governmental organizations now have international staff who have been detained and then released on bail, charged with crimes against the State or aiding rebellion .

2.6 On 25 November 1999, the author was released from prison on bail and informed of the charges against him for the first time.

The offences of terrorism and related acts are introduced into the category of serious offences, making it impossible for release on bail to be granted.

In many rich OECD countries, the financial crisis and recession have made government intervention popular again. Governments bail out banks, rush to the aid of manufacturers, and claim primacy in averting national catastrophe and personal hardship.

Furthermore, a woman, even if accused of a non bailable offence, punishable with death or imprisonment for life, may be released on bail (Section 497 CrPC).

The world is on a slippery slope toward nationalism and exclusion. If a government can step in to bail out failing banks, why not to protect its failing businesses or farmers as well?

And essentially the same happened with US subprime mortgage lending and with the Spanish banking system in the 2000 s. In both cases, banks took excessive risks in the expectation eventually vindicated that governments would bail them out.

Similarly, Clinton s treasury secretary, Robert Rubin, and IMF Managing Director Michel Camdessus were attacked for committing public money to bail out New York banks that had loaned to feckless East Asians in 1997 1998.

But if you stack it up, you just see this amazing, staggering amount of dollars that have been put into the system to fund and bail us out.

2.4 On 8 October 1981, the author was asked to secure bail for five Nigerian missionaries accused of disseminating the teachings of a sect without a government permit.

On Monday, first degree murder warrants without bail were issued for Wyndham Lathem, 42, and Andrew Warren, 56, for their alleged involvement in the death of Trenton H. James Cornell Duranleau, Cook County court records show.

She also suggested that women face indirect discrimination, arguing that it was more likely that women would be placed in pre trial detention than men, because women were less likely to be able to afford bail.

A new power was introduced to prevent a person accused of a serious personal violence offence who had previously been convicted of a serious personal violence offence from being granted bail, other than in exceptional circumstances.

The Committee welcomes the fact that the Constitution of 1988 criminalizes acts of racism by not giving the right to bail or prescription and by subjecting them to imprisonment.

But there are equally fundamental changes in the global balances of economic power the hoards of liquid money to help bail out the world lie in Asia and the Middle East, not in West. But global institutions do not reflect these new realities.

Although Greece was bailed out a year ago, Plan A has now clearly failed. Greece will require another official bailout or a bail in of private creditors, an option that is fueling heated disagreement among European policymakers.

As this coordinator pointed out in her study, great specificity is required, because a charge or conviction of a terrorist crime may be used to justify, for example, denial of bail or enhanced sentences or special penalties.

The program provides early support and safety planning opportunities to victims of domestic violence, assists in distinguishing high and lower risk cases, and provides a better foundation for Crown counsel and the courts to make decisions respecting bail.

The United States would not support another bail out like the exceptional one time debt cancellation referred to in paragraph 9 of the draft resolution just adopted nor would it support funding for UNITAR from the regular budget.

Like Franklin Roosevelt, who acted very cautiously in trying to persuade American opinion to abandon isolationism in the 1930 s, Merkel has proceeded cautiously on saving the euro. She faced public skepticism about using German funds to bail out the Greek economy.

In the single financial market, banks are allowed to take deposits anywhere, without local approval, if they are authorized to do so in one European country. Yet when the Icelandic banks failed, the British and Dutch authorities had to bail out local depositors.

That when it comes to the rich, we'll bail out and we'll hand a lot of aid, but when it comes to our poor brethren, we want little to do with it.

It also noted that one page of the complainant's passport had been torn out, and that it was not probable that he was released on bail given the serious charges against him.