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In forceOn appearance in court
4 On appearance in court
For every later appearance in court unless you are to be detained in custody for some other offence or reason, bail must be considered afresh whether or not you apply for bail. However, this does not apply if you are charged with murder and have been refused bail by a judge of the Supreme Court unless —
(a)
there has been a change of circumstances; or
(b)
you did not present your case properly at the time when bail was refused.
If you are in custody during a trial that extends beyond one day, a judicial officer need not consider your case for bail, however, you may apply for bail.
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