Starting Monday, a person accused of crime or surety will be required within two business days of release to post cash bail, the Attorney General is set to announce Friday.
Starting Monday, people accused of a crime and granted bail must provide a cash security deposit up front, rather than paying only if they breach their conditions, a landmark shift in how Ontario’s bail system operates.
Attorney General Doug Downey is set to release details Friday at 1 p.m.
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