The purpose of the accused person’s arrest and detention is largely to assure his presence at the trial and that, should he be found guilty, he will be present to accept the penalty. It would be unreasonable and unfair to deny the accused his freedom while the criminal case against him is pending if his participation at the trial could be properly secured in another way than by his confinement and arrest.
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