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0 tracked cards Remedial Law, Legal and Judicial Ethics, with Practical Exercises

A convicted appellant argues that advanced age and an alleged absence of flight conclusively require bail because no listed circumstance was shown. The court examines the application and states lawful discretionary reasons for denial. Is grave abuse established merely by the appellant’s theory?

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Yes, any denial is jurisdictionless No; absence of the listed circumstances does not itself compel bail or establish grave abuse No, because discretion can never be reviewed Yes, age always creates an absolute postconviction right

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