What does bail ineligiable mean?

"Bail ineligible" refers to a situation where a person accused of a crime is not allowed to be released from custody on bail. This typically occurs in cases involving serious offenses, repeat offenders, or when there is a flight risk or threat to public safety. In such instances, the court determines that the conditions under which the individual could be released do not sufficiently ensure their appearance at future hearings or the safety of the community.