Garay v The Queen (No 4)

In *Garay v The Queen (No 4)*, the applicant sought bail before the Honourable Chief Justice McCallum of the Supreme Court of New South Wales. The applicant had been refused bail and was seeking a review of that decision.

The central legal issue before the Court was whether there were special or exceptional circumstances that favoured the grant of bail to the applicant. This required an assessment of the applicant's individual circumstances in light of the relevant bail legislation and principles.

The Chief Justice considered the material before the Court and concluded that the threshold for establishing special or exceptional circumstances, as required for the grant of bail in this instance, had not been met. Accordingly, bail was refused.