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Legal Terms -continuous bail
In contrast to a directive to appear at the conclusion of a predetermined period of custody, bail granted by a magistrates' court requires the accused to appear at any time and location to which the proceedings may occasionally be adjourned (Bail Act 1976; Magistrates’ Courts Act 1980 § 128).
In contrast to a directive to appear at the conclusion of a predetermined period of custody, bail granted by a magistrates' court requires the accused to appear at any time and location to which the proceedings may occasionally be adjourned (Bail Act 1976; Magistrates’ Courts Act 1980 § 128).
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