#bail revocation

By LeRoy Nellis I. Introduction The institution of bail serves as one of the oldest mechanisms balancing the presumption of innocence with the state’s interest in ensuring a defendant’s appearance at trial. In Texas, as in most jurisdictions, the right to reasonable bail is constitutionally protected under Article I, Section 11 of the Texas Constitution, while also being constrained by both…

A Delhi CBI court has demanded Jalaj Batra, an accused in the Rs 34,000 crore DHFL scam, to justify why his bail should not be revoked. The court cited misleading information and involvement of a third party to secure bail.

Delhi CBI court has taken a significant step in the Rs 34,000 crore DHFL scam by issuing a show cause notice to Jalaj Batra regarding the potential cancellation of his bail. The court's action is prompted by allegations of false submissions made by Batra to mislead the court.

Special CBI Judge Ashwani Kumar Sarpal expressed his displeasure over Batra's alleged involvement of a third party and submission of incorrect information to secure bail and exemption from personal appearance in the case. The court noted that Batra was summoned on May 16, 2024, and is accused of share trading activities to manipulate DHFL shares.

If bail is revoked, then the defendant may lose the bail amount and return to jail.This video provides information about bail revocation. To know more, call 800-884-7136 or send mail to [email protected].

If bail is revoked, then the defendant may lose the bail amount and return to jail.