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The conditions for obtaining bail pending trial are: 1. The crime of stirring up trouble can be sentenced to public surveillance, criminal detention or independent application of additional punishment. That is to say, if a criminal suspect or defendant commits the crime of stirring up trouble, and the punishment is relatively light, there is no need to arrest him, but it is possible to evade investigation, prosecution, trial and other obstacles to the smooth progress of the lawsuit, he should be released on bail pending trial. 2. The crime of stirring up trouble may be sentenced to more than fixed-term imprisonment, and bail pending trial will not cause social danger. That is to say, the criminal suspect and the defendant have committed a serious crime of stirring up trouble, but when they are released on bail pending trial, there will be no social danger and there is no need to arrest them, so they should be released on bail pending trial. 3. Should be arrested, but suffering from serious illness is not suitable for detention, such as illness can not take care of themselves, can be released on bail pending trial. 4. Those who should be arrested according to law, but are pregnant or nursing their own babies. In this case, if it is found before the arrest, the arrest cannot be decided; If it is discovered after arrest, the compulsory measures should be changed and the way of obtaining bail pending trial should be changed.