Sarai Lopez Iglesias, charged with first-degree murder, applied for bail.
The Crown opposed, citing the strength of the case, the gravity of the offence, and concerns on primary and secondary grounds.
The applicant proposed a robust bail plan including house arrest with sureties (her mother and step-father), electronic monitoring, and a substantial pledge.
The court, while acknowledging the strong Crown case and serious nature of the charge, found that the proposed plan, particularly the full-time supervision by the mother, was sufficient to address the concerns on the primary, secondary, and tertiary grounds, and granted bail.