Each day, individuals face arrests and criminal charges, often leading to their release from the police station under certain conditions. For instance, an accused person might be granted release with a "Promise to Appear" and an "Undertaking," stipulating conditions such as avoiding contact with specific individuals or adhering to a curfew. However, there are instances where the accused isn't released from the police station, prompting a bail hearing. During this hearing, the presiding justice assesses whether the accused should be released from custody until the case is resolved. Depending on the circumstances, the accused may be released on their own recognizance or require a surety read more here
