Collocations for bail - noun
VERB + bail
apply for
(esp. BrE)
allow sb, give sb, grant (sb)
She has been granted conditional bail.
allow sb, give sb, grant (sb)
She has been granted conditional bail.
set
The judge set bail at £50 000.
The judge set bail at £50 000.
get
For very serious crimes, it is hard to get bail.
For very serious crimes, it is hard to get bail.
oppose
(esp. BrE)
The police were successful in opposing bail.
The police were successful in opposing bail.
deny,
refuse (sb),
revoke
post, put up, stand
A wealthy businessman has stood bail for him.
post, put up, stand
A wealthy businessman has stood bail for him.
free sb on,
release sb on,
remand sb on
(BrE)
They were released on police bail pending further enquiries.
They were released on police bail pending further enquiries.
jump,
skip
(= not return for your trial after bail has been granted)
bail + NOUN
application
(esp. BrE)
hearing
bond
conditions (esp. BrE)
bondsman (esp. AmE)
jumper (esp. AmE)
hostel (BrE)
He was sent to a bail hostel until the case came to court.
hearing
bond
conditions (esp. BrE)
bondsman (esp. AmE)
jumper (esp. AmE)
hostel (BrE)
He was sent to a bail hostel until the case came to court.
PREPOSITION
on bail
He committed another robbery while out on bail.
Rosenthal is currently free on bail.
He committed another robbery while out on bail.
Rosenthal is currently free on bail.
without bail
The accused were held without bail.
The accused were held without bail.