BAIL PROVISION IN INDIAN LAW
As per the provisions of Indian law, bail is a legal process that allows an accused one to be released from custody while awaiting trial. According to one world assessment of 2024 India ranks 79th among 197 countries in crime ranking in the world. Countries like Iceland, Denmark, Ireland, New Zealand, Austria and Singapore are the countries with the lowest rates of crime in the world. However, India can be proud of its law books. India has the longest constitution in the world with 1,46,385 words in English with a preface, 12 schedules and 5 appendices. The constitution was amended 101 times as on 2017. On the other hand Monaco has the smallest constitution with 3,814 words followed by Japan with 4,000 words. There are five types of bail in Indian law. Those are Anticipatory Bail, Regular Bail, Interim Bail, Default Bail and Medical Bail. Anticipatory bail is filed in District Court before the Session Judge and if refused it can be filed in the High Court. Normally this bai...