who can get bail?

Answer 1

Anyone can get bail if a judge or magistrate sets bail for a particular criminal. If the judge or magistrate does not set bail for someone, then that person does not get bail. Most judges and magistrates will give bail if they have a strong feeling the criminals will return to the court instead of running away and not returning to court. People who have a tendency of running away and not showing up for court dates would not have a chance for bail.

So, the bottom line is that the judge determines who gets bail and who does not.

I hope this helps!

Answer 2

Suspects who are being tried for minor offenses and those where evidence is not strong can post bails under the applicable provisions of the Rules of Court.