Our client had been charged by NSW police for committing a specially aggravated break and enter. In this case, the offence carries a maximum penalty of 25 years jail, and a standard-non parole period of 7 years.
The Crown argued that our client broke into a house with another person. According to their argument, he inflicted violence upon that person whilst ransacking the house for money and drugs.
Our client’s fingerprints were found at the scene. Therefore, he applied in the Local Court for bail, but was refused.
As a result, a Supreme Court bail application was lodged.
Outcome of bail case
Our criminal solicitors gave evidence in the Supreme Court about our client’s background and explained his preparedness to do drug and alcohol rehabilitation. After this, the Supreme Court granted our client bail. The conditions of his bail included that he attend a drug rehabilitation centre and report to the police by telephone on a regular basis.
Testimonial from bail client’s family
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