Sentence examples for condition of bail from inspiring English sources
"The jury is still out on whether they do any good," Judge Leventhal said, although he orders many into the programs as a condition of bail.
As a condition of bail, Lucious is banned from entering Empire's corporate headquarters, but it doesn't stop "a king from speaking to his subjects", Jamal notes.
The judge told Mr. Salander, "I'm not going to make it a condition of bail that you never have a drink, but I don't think you should".
Electronic monitoring or tagging is used in other jurisdictions such as England and Wales in schemes of early release from prison, as a condition of bail or a term in a community service order.
It is up to a judge, in cases of extreme violence, to decide whether to order its use before trial, as a condition of bail or as a sentence.
When the case was first heard in the spring of 1981 at Horseferry Road Magistrates Court in London the stipendiary magistrate, Mr Edmond MacDermott, a former assistant director of public prosecutions suggested that a condition of bail for Mr Bogdanov should be that the offending scene in the play should be excised.
Like Greece, the latter two binged on cheap debt before the crisis, suffered banking meltdowns and were forced to endure the austerity that came as a condition of bail-outs of their own.
Martins also notes that Portugal's health service made savings of €845m in 2012, far more than the €550m ordered by the International Monetary Fund, the EU and European Central Bank as a condition of bailing the country out.
The conditions of bail for Mr. Madoff include a $10 million bond secured by homes in Mrs. Madoff's name.
Under the relaxed conditions of bail to be requested on Friday, the district attorney's office would retain Mr. Strauss-Kahn's passport but he would be permitted to travel within the United States.
