👉 The term "non-bailable" in criminal law refers to a person who is not subject to immediate or conditional release from prison. This means that they cannot be released until certain conditions are met, such as completing their sentence or showing remorse for their actions. Non-bailable individuals may face additional restrictions and limitations on their freedom, including restrictions on travel, employment, and contact with family members or friends. These restrictions can vary depending on the country's laws and regulations, but they generally aim to prevent
