Confirms that when assessing delay for bail after a conviction is set aside and retrial ordered, the period post-appeal is of greater significance than pre-conviction remand, though the entire period is relevant. Practitioners seeking bail pending retrial must demonstrate more than unique or extraordinary circumstances — they must show exceptional circumstances justifying bail, and extensive pretrial publicity alone, where judicial remedies remain available, will not suffice.
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