uk.people.disability

On Sun, 07 Oct 2007 13:47:38 GMT, Martin McGowan
wrote:

>actually bail is also used when the police are investigating
> if you have committed a crime,
>for instance if they think there is evidence of wrongdoing
>on your computer. they will arrest you and take your
>computer for forensic examination. you will then be released
>on bail, quite often with no restrictions on where you go.
>then when they have the results back they either discharge
>you from bail, or charge you to go to court.
>martin mcgowan

In this particular circumstance I was arrested and held in the cells
for 6 hours where I caught up with some sleep. The cops then said I
could go if I would accept a caution but I refused a caution and so I
was released on bail while the CPS decide what to charge me with. I
have been back to the cop shop twice now to be charged which is what I
want to happen but each time my bail has been extended and still I
have not been charged with anything.
pete
. Just why this was x-posted here I do not know.
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