(a) if of the opinion that the person has broken S. 24(3)(a) or is likely to break a condition of the substituted by No. 84/1997 undertaking on which the person was s. 8(1), admitted to bail—may revoke the bail and amended by No. 70/2010 remand the person in custody with a s. 22(1)(a). direction to the officer in charge of the prison— (i) if the direction is given by a court, that S. 24(3)(a)(i) amended by the person be brought before the court No. 68/2009 at the time when the person is required s. 97(Sch. item 11.28). by the conditions of the bail to attend; or S. 24(3)(a)(ii) (ii) if the direction is given by a bail substituted by justice, that the person be brought No. 70/2010 before the court to which the person s. 22(1)(b). was required to surrender in answer to his or her bail on the next working day or, if the next working day is not practicable, within 2 working days— or release the person on his or her original undertaking or on a new undertaking with or without sureties; or S. 24(3)(b) (b) if not of that opinion—shall release the substituted by person on his or her original undertaking. No. 84/1997 s. 8(1). (4) The Director of Public Prosecutions may appeal to S. 24(4) inserted by the Supreme Court in the same manner as is No. 57/1989 s. 4(1)(e), provided in section 18A against a refusal to substituted by revoke bail if the Director is satisfied that it is in No. 70/2010 s. 22(2). the public interest to do so. (5) If the bail of a person is revoked under S. 24(5) inserted by subsection (3), the person may apply under No. 84/1997 section 18 for an order granting bail. s. 8(2), amended by No. 70/2010 s. 22(3).
S. 24(3)(a) substituted by No. 84/1997 s. 8(1), amended by No. 70/2010 s. 22(1)(a). (a) if of the opinion that the person has broken or is likely to break a condition of the undertaking on which the person was admitted to bail—may revoke the bail and remand the person in custody with a direction to the officer in charge of the prison— S. 24(3)(a)(i) amended by No. 68/2009 s. 97(Sch. item 11.28). (i) if the direction is given by a court, that the person be brought before the court at the time when the person is required by the conditions of the bail to attend; or S. 24(3)(a)(ii) substituted by No. 70/2010 s. 22(1)(b). (ii) if the direction is given by a bail justice, that the person be brought before the court to which the person was required to surrender in answer to his or her bail on the next working day or, if the next working day is not practicable, within 2 working days— or release the person on his or her original undertaking or on a new undertaking with or without sureties; or S. 24(3)(b) substituted by No. 84/1997 s. 8(1). (b) if not of that opinion—shall release the person on his or her original undertaking. S. 24(4) inserted by No. 57/1989 s. 4(1)(e), substituted by No. 70/2010 s. 22(2). (4) The Director of Public Prosecutions may appeal to the Supreme Court in the same manner as is provided in section 18A against a refusal to revoke bail if the Director is satisfied that it is in the public interest to do so. S. 24(5) inserted by No. 84/1997 s. 8(2), amended by No. 70/2010 s. 22(3). (5) If the bail of a person is revoked under subsection (3), the person may apply under section 18 for an order granting bail.
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