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In a criminal case before the RTC of a province, the judge denies bail to the accused on the ground of “danger to the community” and “strong evidence of guilt.” The accused’s counsel promptly files a petition for certiorari under Rule 65 challenging the denial on the ground of grave abuse of discretion. (a) Identify the proper remedy when bail is denied and the governing doctrine. (b) Distinguish this remedy from an ordinary appeal of the bail ruling and from a petition for habeas corpus. (c) Apply to the facts: the RTC’s order cites community danger and guilt as bases for denial; the petition for certiorari alleges grave abuse for misapplying the bail standard and for disregarding exculpatory evidence and other relevant factors presented by the defense. Based on the facts, determine whether the remedy should be granted and why.

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