Just thought I'd post these few paragraphs as I thought I remembered reading GBC would be at the bail application on Thursday...
June 19, 2012 12:00AM
Neither side is likely to reveal details of their application before the hearing.
Baden-Clay is not expected to be in court for his bail application.
The prosecution, in its bid to keep the accused killer behind bars, will have to convince the presiding judge that Baden-Clay is either a risk of re-offending, could interfere with witnesses, may fail to appear at future court appearances or flee the jurisdiction.
While it is rare for an accused murderer to be granted bail, it can be in special cases provided certain conditions are met.
http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/...bail-application/story-e6freon6-1226398961608
Also from above report...
Respected
barrister Peter Davis, SC, is expected to represent Baden-Clay at the bail application,
although this could not be confirmed