Northern Territory Consolidated Acts Northern Territory Consolidated Acts6. Grant of bail for certain periods
Bail may be granted in accordance with this Act to an accused person in respect of any one or more of the following periods (so far as they relate to the offence of which the person is accused):
(a) the period between his being charged with the offence and his first appearance before a court in or in connection with proceedings for the offence;
(b) the period between committal for trial or sentence and his appearance before the Supreme Court consequent upon the committal;
(c) the period of any adjournment or adjournments, including:
(i) any adjournment or adjournments during the course of a trial;
(ii) any adjournment or adjournments after the accused pleads, or is found, guilty but before he is sentenced; and
(iii) any period deemed under section 15 to be the period of an adjournment;
(ca) the period between the finding under section 357 of the Criminal Code by the Supreme Court that an accused is not capable of understanding the proceedings at his trial so as to be able to make a proper defence and his being dealt with according to law;
(d) the period between the institution of an appeal and its determination;
(e) the period between the determination of an appeal and:
(i) his appearance before a court to abide the result of the determination of the appeal; or
(ii) his appearance before a court to which the matter is remitted under section 177(2)(d) of the Justices Act ;
(f) the period between the committal of a person under section 6(2A) or (6), 15(4) or 25(4) of the Criminal Law (Conditional Release of Offenders) Act or section 40 of the Sentencing Act to appear before, or be dealt with by, a court and his appearance in accordance with that committal; and
(g) any other period prescribed by the Regulations.