Types of Bail

InterimBail: Temporary release granted pre-trial, allowing defendants to address urgent matters or prepare their defense until the next court date. Subject to court-set conditions, it can be revoked upon violation.

RegularBail: Bail granted post-arrest but pre-trial, allowing defendants to await trial outside of custody. Factors considered include offense severity, criminal history, and flight risk.

AnticipatoryBail: Pre-arrest bail sought by those anticipating arrest for non-bailable offenses. Granted to prevent custody, it requires a showing of legitimate fear and cooperation with investigations.

DefaultBail: Granted to defendants detained without trial commencement for a specified period. Ensures the right to a speedy trial, preventing indefinite detention. Timeframes and conditions vary by jurisdiction.