Mandeep Saggi is an exceptional bail hearing lawyer. He has often had clients released from custody within 12 hours’ notice and successfully limit restrictive bail conditions.

Mandeep Saggi can address your bail hearings and bail reviews during the week or on weekends.

As defined by Canadian Law, bail is a judicial interim release,granted to an individual pending trial. Crown Prosecutor shows cause why the accused’s ongoing detention in custody is justified. Mandeep Saggi develops a plan of release for clients and gets exceptional results.

Bail can sometimes include situational conditions set forth by the court or a surety, a third party charged by the court with responsibility for making sure that the accused doesn’t flee before the case can be heard, often without or with a cash deposit.

Mandeep Saggi’s experience in bail negotiations and hearings can be beneficial in numerous ways:

• Mandeep Saggi may be able to negotiate your release directly with law-enforcement authorities without a bail hearing.

• If a hearing proves necessary, Mandeep Saggi can ensure that it happens as quickly as possible.

• Mandeep Saggi can negotiate for the most reasonable possible conditions of your release, without your being subjected to house arrest, curfew, or other extraneous conditional reporting. Mr. Saggi ought to value your ability to freedom and get you the most reasonable release possible.

• At a contested bail hearing, Mandeep Saggi will review proposed sureties, ensure that the terms are kept appropriate, and brief your sureties in the demands to be placed upon them.

• Mandeep Saggi will draft a release plan with your sureties’ input that will satisfy any concerns the court might raise. This could include provisions for alcohol or drug assessments or treatment, counselling or other reformatory efforts demonstrating that you understand the gravity of your issues.

• Mandeep Saggi will coordinate with witnesses to attend your bail hearing and provide any necessary evidence supporting your release.

Should a surety be required, please be advised of a few frequent requirements:

• A relationship with the accused that makes effective supervision feasible.

• No criminal record.

• No duties as a current surety for another.

• No involvement with criminal offence giving rise to an accused person’s currently faced criminal charges.

• Financial resources to pledge the required amount of money asked by the court.

Saggi Law Firm fights for your rights with years of experience conducting bail hearings in Ontario. Mandeep Saggi can help make sure that you get a fair day in court.