bailable

[Eng. bail (1); -able.] 1. Of persons: Having committed only such an offence as to allow of one's being admitted to bail. "In civil cases we have seen that every defendant is bailable."- Black stone : Comment., bk. iv., ch. 22. 2. Of offences: Not so serious but that one committing it may be admitted to bail. "Which offences are not bailable ."-Black stone: Comment., bk. iv., ch. 22.