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refusal of bail

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Gerry Sydenham, prosecuting, applied for the remand in custody citing four grounds for the refusal of bail.
But, although the committee agreed with the bill's principles, they said the Executive should "re-examine" their rejection of the police view that public safety should be a separate ground for refusal of bail in court.
BUT what angers him most was the refusal of bail - and he puts that down to his colour.
 
 
 
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