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An accused is charged with premeditated murder, a Schedule 6 offence. What must the accused establish to be released on bail?

That bail will be in the interests of the State That the accused has no previous convictions That exceptional circumstances exist which in the interests of justice permit release That the prosecution cannot prove a prima facie case

Correct Answer:

That exceptional circumstances exist which in the interests of justice permit release

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