Bail is one
of the means being adopted to comply with the fundamental principle of human
rights which says an accused should never be deprived of his liberty until the
charge against him must have been proved beyond all reasonable doubts. It must
be stated that it may be very easy to get your client on bail at the police
station but it takes only a skillful and smart lawyer to save a client in SARS
custody. The main objective of a lawyer at all material times must be the peace
of mind and the life of his client. If you can secure that for your client then
he can pay you any amount of money you demand from him.
Speaking of
peace of mind and life of a client, I will focus on the issue of SARS police as
the play in the court is a different ball game. Remember that not all suspects
that goes into their custody that make it alive, even going to court is not a
better option when dealing with them. This is base on the fact that the laws
establishing their jurisdiction and the SARS force gave them tremendous power to
carry out any investigation on all forms of criminal acts and omissions. Most times they arrest individuals and hid
them without trace all in the name that they are notorious criminals being
investigated. Unfortunately, most of these people never make it alive; they can
simply make your client disappear. Trust me, it is not advised to engage them
with any form of court action even fundamental right action as this may led to
your client disappearing from the surface of the earth while they will just
come and tender an affidavit that the name does not ring a bell or that the man
died during shot out. I repeat my learned friends, if your client is in their
custody don’t take SARS to court immediately, if you do your client will
disappear.
IF
YOUR CLIENT DIES WHAT DO YOU THINK THE COURT WILL DO AT THAT INSTANCE?
It definitely does not have a choice than to strike
out your suit. A dead man suffers no harm.
WHAT DO I
DO?
It is
seriously advised that if you have a client in their custody, just pay them a friendly
visit, met their legal provost. Mention the name of your client to him and tell
him that you are confident that he is in their custody. Trust me, they will
dramatically send one of their staff to check their cells and he will
definitely return with the news that he is not there. Don’t drag it with them
instead tell them that you are still very sure and that you are ready to comply
with them. At this they will give you a fresh appointment, don’t panic. At the
next date your client will surface.
However ,
ensure that you inform your client’s family members how much they should pay
you and if possible collect a substantial amount of the fees because you will
be surprised that they can pay a very huge amount to get their family member
out of the cell but end up giving you peanuts.
Now the
best part of this strategy is that once they inform you that your client is in
their custody, his name is automatically removed from their book of death so
that where the family of the client could not met up with their demand, they
will have no other choice than to take your client to court.
Let’s go
back to bail in the court.
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Nigeria
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