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Malaysiakini journalist released on bail
Malaysiakini journalist B Nantha Kumar was released this afternoon after four days in remand over alleged bribery charges. He left the Putrajaya MACC headquarters around 3 pm, accompanied by his wife and Malaysiakini executive editor RK Anand, who posted RM10,000 bail. Nantha is accused of receiving RM20,000 from a foreign worker agent in exchange for not publishing articles exposing a cartel. He…
"BAIL IS CUT," Brantford Expositor. September 27, 1933. Page 10. --- LONDON, Ont., Sept. 27-(CP) - With his bail reduced from $10,000 to $2000, Casey Blake, Sarnia youth was released from custody to-day by Judge Ingram in county criminal court. He will appear for trial with three others on October 4. Blake was arrested with Roy and Charles Woods of Clandeboye and Albert Fink of London in connection with a series of robberies in many counties.
"HARRY DAVIS SEEKS REDUCTION IN BAIL," Montreal Gazette. July 15, 1933. Page 5. --- Alleged Drug Smuggler Would Have Bond Cut from $100,000 to $25,000 --- Seeking a reduction of $75,000 in his bail, Harry Davis, who is awaiting jury trial on a charge of conspiracy, sale and smuggling of drugs into Canada, yesterday applied to Mr. Justice St. Jacques, of the Appeal Court, to fix his bail at $25,000 instead of the $100,000 set by the lower court judge before whom he was arraigned several weeks ago. For the Crown it was argued that the Appeal Court had no jurisdiction to interfere with the bail fixed by the lower court, and Mr. Justice St. Jacques took this point under advisement together with the major question of reduction in bail. The bail fixed for Davis is the highest ever exacted here. Pleading for a reduction. Joseph Cohen, K.C., and James Crankshaw, KC., reminded Mr. Justice St. Jacques that Davis had surrendered to the high constable's office as soon as he learned that a warrant had been issued for his arrest. That act undoubtedly showed his good faith, counsel urged, and under tho circumstances lower bail could have been fixed Davis has been unable to secure $100.000 and consequently has been in custody since his arrest.
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“Gunman’s Girl Gets Bail After 1 Month,” Toronto Star. March 4, 1932. Page 2. ---- Held With Salvation Army to Testify Against Jack Allen ---- Held for a month as a material witness against her fiance, Jack Allen, accused of attempted murder, Emma Wagjorne was granted $500 bail in women’s court to-day after considerable discussion.
‘I want bail for this girl - she has been held for a month now,’ said Thomas Horkins, when the case was called. ‘The Salvation Army has been keeping the girl, and that is not a jail.’ remarked Magistrate Patterson.
‘Nevertheless, she is in custody, she has not got her freedom,’ Mr. Horkins replied.
Crown Attorney Snyder asked $500 bail.
‘Make it $200,’ suggested Mr. Horkins.
‘Five hundred dollars is not exorbitant,’ said the crown.
‘It may not be exorbitant, but it may be unprocurable,’ replied counsel.
Restitution Promised ‘I suggest the court put this young lady on probation,’ said Harold Chaplan, counsel of Lizzie Buckley, who came up for sentence to-day on two charges of thefts from downtown stores.
‘Restitution must be made,’ ruled the bench. ‘It will be made,’ Mr. Chaplan assured the court.
‘And if it is not made she will be brought back,’ added Magistrate Patterson, putting Lizzie under a bond to keep out of both stores for a year.
“‘Time Bondsmen Were Jacked Up’,” Toronto Star. March 3, 1932. Page 1. ---- Hamilton Magistrate Comments on Bail Abuses ---- Special to The Star Hamilton, March 3. - ‘It’s high time these bondsmen were jacked up,’ observed Magistrate Burbidge today before passing sentence on three youths, Harold Riley, Bruce, and James Wright for being in charge of a motor vehicle without owners’ consent.
Harold Riley and Bruce Wright were on recognizance for former charges of theft and were bonded for $400. They pleaded guilty to breach of their recognizance.
The auto failed to stop when it collided with a car driven by a woman who was slightly injured on Saturday. Bruce Wright and Riley received sentence of 12 to 24 months in the Ontario reformatory. Edward Wright was remanded one week.
“Police Arrest Bail Jumper,” The Globe and Mail. November 6, 1941. Page 4. ---- Lay Variety of Charges Against Frank Hanson --- PROBE ACTIVITIES ---- On charges of absconding bail, housebreaking, and receiving stolen goods, Frank Hanson, 31, was arrested in a rooming-house on Dundas Street East yesterday afternoon by Provincial Constable W. H. Clark and Detective William Bolton.
Hanson was arrested on housebreaking charges early last month and was released on bail of $2,000 after being committed for trial. When his name was called in court on Oct. 20 he failed to appear and the bail bond was ordered estreated. When taken into custody yesterday afternoon Hanson was wearing spectacles and had grown a mustache.
Hanson was originally charged with breaking into three houses in North Toronto. When taken into custody on these charges several weeks ago a gun was found in his room.
