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Alberta · Criminal Code s. 515
Bail after a criminal charge in Alberta
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What it means
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What usually happens
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What to bring
- Any papers the police gave you (release order, undertaking, appearance notice)
- Government photo ID
- [copy: the one thing specific to Bail — e.g. the 90-day suspension notice]
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- Criminal Code s. 515 — Justice Laws (laws-lois.justice.gc.ca)
- Alberta Court of Justice
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