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Subject: Re: Forcing the police to charge, or release without charge Posted on: Wed, 26 Mar 2008 07:50:54 -0000

Not valid, there does not seem to be any limit on the time they can bail
somebody, there is a limit however once the suspect is charged with an
offence, if they delay then it is a breach of process, is is article 6, that
should be looked at, aright to be tried within a reasonable time, but they
can it seems keep bailing somebody, before charging them
"next generation" wrote in message
news:ac64ef04-f8c3-4d61-a966-8f74de4ffda3@d4g2000prg.googlegroups.com...
On Mar 25, 5:15 pm, JZ wrote:
> I am seeing my solicitor this week with the view to confront the
> police to either charge me or release me after an extremely lengthy
> bail (Almost 19 months). My bail date is 13th April 2007, which I am
> certain will be extended again.
>
> Is there any particular procedure? Should I just go down to the police
> station?
>
> Any info on this topic appreciated.

Get a decent lawyer and argue that it breaches your human rights.
Article 5- right to liberty and security (having to answer bail all
the time is infringing you liberty) and maybe article 8 - right to
respect for private life (which answering bail is unterrupting)