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- What happens at a bail hearing in Ontario
A bail hearing is where a court decides whether someone charged with a crime is released…
- What a surety does, and who can be one
In Ontario, a surety promises the court to supervise someone released on bail and pledges money…
- The first 24 hours after an arrest in Ontario
After an arrest in Ontario, the person is either released from the station with a court date…
- Bail hearing tomorrow: a family’s checklist
A family needs three things ready for a bail hearing tomorrow: a surety willing to supervise…
- Bail conditions in Ontario, explained
Bail conditions in Ontario are the rules a person must follow while released before their case is decided.
- Release order, undertaking, appearance notice: what the paper you were handed means
A release order, an undertaking or an appearance notice is the paper that tells the person…
- Someone was arrested in Toronto — where are they and what happens next?
Someone arrested in Toronto is held at the police division where they were booked, then…
- Arrested in Brampton, Newmarket or Oshawa: bail court in Peel, York and Durham
Outside Toronto, bail hearings happen at the regional courthouse: Brampton for Peel, Newmarket…
- What to do if bail is denied
If bail is denied in Ontario, the person stays in custody and the decision can be reviewed…
- The federal 2024 bail changes (Bill C-48): what families should know
For families, Ontario’s 2024 bail changes meant one thing: in more cases the person charged…
- Your first court date: what it is and what it is not
What usually happens at a first court date, what to bring, and how to ask for more time.
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