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Law of Bail by Kalinga Indatissa
A Comprehensive Guide to Bail Law and Practice in Sri Lanka

Law of Bail by Kalinga Indatissa, President’s Counsel, is an essential resource for understanding the intricate legal framework surrounding bail in Sri Lanka. This authoritative guide provides a thorough analysis of the law of bail, focusing on the legal principles, statutory provisions, judicial interpretations, and practical considerations involved in granting or denying bail in both criminal and civil matters.

Through clear explanations and detailed commentary, Indatissa explores the rights of the accused, the role of the courts, and the circumstances under which bail is granted or refused. The book delves into the criteria for evaluating bail applications, including considerations of flight risk, likelihood of reoffending, and the severity of the charges. It also examines how bail decisions intersect with the rights of victims, the public interest, and the overall functioning of the justice system.

This work covers a wide range of scenarios, from routine bail applications to more complex cases, and includes insights into the evolving trends in bail law and judicial discretion. Drawing on a wealth of case law, statutory references, and procedural analysis, Law of Bail is an invaluable reference for legal professionals, students, and anyone involved in the criminal justice system.