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An accused is charged with a Schedule 1 offence under the Bail Act 1977 (Vic) and applies for bail. What must the accused establish before the bail decision-maker proceeds to consider the unacceptable risk test?

A compelling reason why detention in custody is not justified That the accused poses no risk whatsoever to the community Exceptional circumstances that justify the grant of bail That the prosecution case is weak on its face

Correct Answer:

Exceptional circumstances that justify the grant of bail

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