4 consolidated cases to pero yung ididigest ko na lang yung case dun sa 4 na tungkol sa Right to Bail. Facts: In G.R. No.

95020, Ltc Jacinto Ligot applied for bail on June 5, 1990, but the application was denied by GCM No.14. He filed with the RTC a petition for certiorari and mandamus with prayer for provisional liberty and a writ of preliminary injunction. Judge of GCM then granted the provisional liberty. However he was not released immediately. The RTC now declared that even military men facing court martial proceedings can avail the right to bail.

Issue:
WON there was a violation of the accused right to bail.

Held: NO.
The right to bail invoked by the private respondents has traditionally not been recognized and is not available in the military, as an exception to the general rule embodied in the Bill of Rights. The right to a speedy trial is given more emphasis in the military where the right to bail does not exist. Petition granted and the orders of the respondent court for the release of rivate respondents are hereby reversed and set aside. No costs.