Anticipatory Bail Application Process

Summary

In Bihar, if an FIR initially involves bailable sections but later includes non-bailable ones, the accused can seek anticipatory bail from the Sessions or High Court. The court evaluates factors like offense severity, flight risk, and evidence tampering potential. Notable rulings, such as the Supreme Courts decision in Gurbaksh Singh Sibbia v. State of Punjab, stress that anticipatory bail requires careful consideration.

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Certainly! Here’s a brief overview of the anticipatory bail process:
- Anticipatory Bail: It is a pre-arrest legal process. If an FIR includes non-bailable sections, the accused can apply to the Sessions Court or High Court for anticipatory bail.
- Conditions: The court considers factors like the gravity of the offense, potential flight risk, and possibility of evidence tampering.
- Rulings: Important rulings include the Supreme Court's decision in *Gurbaksh Singh Sibbia v. State of Punjab*, which emphasizes that anticipatory bail should not be granted in a routine manner but requires careful consideration.
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