Right to bail permits release unless non-bailable, with indigent bond alternative and refusal for breach. Persons arrested or detained without warrant or brought before a Court who are not accused of a non-bailable offence and who are prepared to give bail must be released on bail; if indigent and unable to furnish surety, the officer or Court may or shall discharge the person on his executing a bond for appearance, with inability to give bail within a week creating a presumption of indigence. A prior failure to comply with bond conditions as to time and place permits the Court to refuse subsequent bail, without prejudice to requiring payment of the bond penalty.