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<h1>Strict Bail Rules for Money Laundering: No Bail Without Prosecutor's Input, Exceptions for Minors, Women, and Minor Offences</h1> Under the Prevention of Money-Laundering Act, 2002, offences are deemed cognizable and non-bailable. Bail is not granted unless the Public Prosecutor is given a chance to oppose it, and the court believes the accused is not guilty and unlikely to reoffend. Exceptions for bail include individuals under sixteen, women, or those accused of laundering less than one crore rupees, subject to Special Court discretion. Special Courts only recognize offences upon written complaints by authorized officials. Police investigations require Central Government authorization. These bail restrictions are additional to those in the Code of Criminal Procedure or other laws.