Crown prosecutors almost always have to show cause as to why a suspect should be held in custody awaiting his/her trial.

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In many jurisdictions, crown prosecutors (or their equivalents) are often required to present reasons or evidence to justify why a suspect should be detained in custody before trial, to ensure that the detention meets legal standards and respects the suspect's rights. This process is known as a bail hearing or remand hearing.

Crown Prosecutors Almost Always Have to Show Cause as to Why