driand:
Go ask this question in a police station and you'll dare not ask again, trust me.

wordbank:
Bail is free but u go find boys sth for d road

chimex38:

what do u mean sir?

chimex38:

u mean the police?
i thought d court grants bail?

chimex38:
Movement; Nnamdi kanu, albeit with conditions:
sureties:
senator
jewish leader, all of whom must possess 100million naira, in addition to being away from a crowd of not more than 10people.
My question is, how does this juxtapose with the law which states bail is free?.......note however that "bail is free" is also displayed on the walls and notice boards of various police stations...please lawyers and other learned intellectuals in the law, enlighten me...

The court may release an accused person on bail pending the determination of the case against him/her. Also the the court may release a convicted person on bail pending the determination of his appeal against his conviction. Also the the court may release a convicted person on bail pending the determination of his appeal against his conviction. Conditions for bail is mainly at the discretion of the court. With due regard to the circumstances of the case of course. The conditions for grant and refusal isn't exhaustive , the main factor is the accused attending the trail.

Blue3k:
I'll try an ask my uncle he's a Magistrate or lawyer I know. From what I know the politicans and Lawyers get special bail condition (Forgot legal name).



Here's the answer the Lawyer I ask told me.

Bail is not Free. She thought those were already taken down since it's misleading. They can get bail money back in major surety cases. (As long as he doesn't break bail conditions.