When should bail be refused in a non-bailable offense?

When should bail be refused in a non-bailable offense?

Non-bailable offenses include crimes that are punishable by death or life imprisonment. If the judge carries a reasonable suspicion that you may have been involved in a non-bailable offense, you can be refused bail. But bail can be granted when there is no sufficient evidence to suggest that you committed this kind of offense.

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