The phrase "award bail" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal contexts when a judge or court grants bail to a defendant, allowing them to be released from custody while awaiting trial.
Example: "The judge decided to award bail to the defendant, setting the amount at $10,000."
Alternatives: "grant bail" or "set bail".
After spending almost a month in prison in early 2012, Dotcom and his co-accused were awarded bail – the first of a series of court victories that have left the prosecution case looking increasingly wobbly.
Mr. Pistorius, awarded bail on Friday after a hearing that was sensational for what it revealed of his actions in shooting Ms. Steenkamp, and for the raw emotions the athlete displayed in the dock, became a global celebrity in recent years for his feats as the Blade Runner, a track star who overcame the disability of being born with no bones in his lower legs.
California lawmakers next year will make it a top priority to reform the system through which judges award criminal offenders bail, saying courts across the state are punishing "the poor for being poor". Assemblyman Rob Bonta and Sen. Bob Hertzberg said they plan to fire the first salvo Monday, when lawmakers descend upon the Capitol for the start of the 2017 legislative session.
"Lacking criteria and an effective decision-making process, Treasury risks continuing to award executives of bailed-out companies excessive cash compensation without good cause".
Their Arnold Ventures, which bills itself as a philanthropic foundation but is actually a limited-liability corporation, announced Tuesday that it's awarding $39 million for bail reform, among other justice initiatives.
In fact, FiveThirtyEight eerily references Minority Report in its August 4th article, "Should Prison Sentences Be Based on Crimes That Haven't Been Committed Yet?" It highlights the fact that almost all states turn to social and psychological metrics in some form to adjudicate criminal cases, from awarding parole and setting bail.
Nonetheless, after a decision by their spiritual leaders, Shas's politicians said today that they would not continue inside a government that does not respect them or award them sufficient money to bail out their indebted and corruption-tainted school system.
Across the aisle, the most rabid critics of Wall Street among the Democrats praised Feinberg, even as he was awarding millions to the bailed-out executives.
In 2009, after his freshly bailed out firm announced plans to award over $16 billion in bonuses, he said, "I could slit my wrists and people would cheer," which was obviously an exaggeration.
Expanding the universe Of ballots and bail-outs The stings of Leon Prenuptial protection Beards behind bars The Ebola alarmists Ward Award ReprintsPart of the explanation lies in the aftershocks of the bail-out which, five years on, is still an issue with plenty of mustard.
