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Young Offenders:

If the accused is a young person under the Youth Criminal Justice Act, then s/he can have a "Bail De Nova". This means that a Judge of the Youth Court will hold a new bail hearing.

If the young person is still detained, after the bail de novo, then s/he can bring an application for bail review to the next higher court. Transcripts of earlier hearings are required. which can be slow and costly.

A substantial change in circumstances of the accused, an error in law by the lower court, or the expiry of a mandatory review period, is required for any bail review.