Bail Verification and Supervision (Judicial Interim Release)

The Judicial Interim Release program, commonly known as Bail Supervision, provides an alternative to remanding an accused person in custody pending trial/sentencing. Program staff prepare reports for the court to assist in the process of decision making by the Court.

If a release is recommended, appropriate conditions are suggested for the Court’s approval. The program also provides intensive supervision for select accused released in the community to ensure they comply with the conditions of their bail and appear in court as required. This level of involvement allows for quick responses to non-compliant accused, which may result in a Violation Report being submitted to the proper authorities, that is, prosecutor or police.

In some cases, a client may require more intensive supervision upon release, which can be accomplished through the use of the electronic monitor.

New Admissions to Bail Supervision:

	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007
Aboriginal	519	625	821	820	1019	1186	1199
Non-Aboriginal	209	262	291	275	349	363	372
Not Stated	41	59	86	50	111	141	97
Total	769	946	1198	1145	1479	1690	1668

	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007
Male	641	769	957	952	1204	1358	1348
Female	128	177	241	193	275	332	320
Total	769	946	1198	1145	1479	1690	1668

Average Daily Bail Supervision Count:

	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006
Male	290	360	417	444	474	608	701
Female	47	75	99	92	95	115	146
Total	337	435	516	536	569	723	847

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