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BAIL
Section 1. Bail, defined.
-
reclusion
perpetua
or
life
imprisonment the Judge must have
jurisdiction over the person of accused.
-
preliminary
investigation of the charge
against him, provided
that he raises
them before entering his plea.
Section 2. Conditions
requirements.
of
the
Bail;
Conditions of bail:
on
Courts
in
Screening
Bail
should
be
granted
before
arraignment, otherwise the accused
may be precluded from filing a motion
to quash. For if the information is
quashed and the case dismissed, there
would then be no need for the
arraignment of the accused.
Bail,
Matter
of
Right;
The
criminal
case
before
the
respondent Judge is the normal venue
for invoking the petitioners right to
have provisional liberty pending trial
and judgment. The original jurisdiction
to grant or deny bail rested with said
respondent.
Section
8.
Application.
Burden
Proof
in
Bail
Summary Hearing:
-
Non-appearance of
ground to grant bail.
-
prosecution
in
Duties of the
application filed.
trial
judge
if
bail
not
Section 18.
prosecutor.
-
Notice
of
application
to