Sentence examples for bail calls from inspiring English sources

Rabbi Neulander, who is free on bail, calls Mr. Jenoff's tale a fabrication.

Whether or not geography influences philosophy, it certainly has an effect on Erica and Sophie, the "city women" as Bail calls them.

Yet judges continue to rely on money bail, calling it a flawed but crucial tool.

Shroff argued the married father of two deserved bail, calling the charges "merely allegations".

The suspect's lawyer, Dolores Mann, a court-appointed public defender, did not oppose the $2.5 million bail, calling it a moot issue.

At a federal court hearing last month, a judge ordered him held without bail, calling him a flight risk and a danger to the community.

The magistrate, Desmond Nair – who must decide whether to release Mr Pistorius on bail – immediately called for Mr Botha to return to the court.

Lawyers for the six officers, who are free on bail, have called the prosecution's case weak, filed for dismissal of the charges and argued that Ms. Mosby has conflicts of interest and should be removed from the case.

A diverse group of supporters, including a conservative talk show host and a prominent New York hedge fund manager who pledged $1 million for bail, had called for Mr. Wilson's release.

The ruling – made by a district judge at Salford magistrates court and backed by the high court on 19 May – could spell the end of the practice of releasing suspects on police bail and calling them back for further questioning, a common practice in most major police investigations.

My suggestion for either service: if they don't' understand your request right off the bat, just bail and call 1800-FREE-411 or another 411 service.