Tamara Lich, one of the organizers behind the Freedom Convoy, has won an appeal and will now be granted bail.

Initially taken into custody by police in Ottawa on the evening of Feb. 17, Lich has remained behind bars since. At a previous bail hearing on Feb. 22, Lich had her request for bail denied by Justice Julie Bourgeois, a former Liberal Party candidate who Lich accused of holding a political bias in the case.

Late week, Lich was back in front of a judge requesting a bail review, a hearing that was documented by Ottawa-based lawyer David Anber.

Today, a judge reversed the original decision and granted Lich bail.

“I find that this accused ought to be released”. pic.twitter.com/8NvsmcrtfZ

— David Anber, Criminal Lawyer 🇨🇦 (@DavidAnber) March 7, 2022

Anber, who has been representing some of those charged for their actions during nearly month long Freedom Convoy protest in Ottawa, shared some of the details of Lich's bail on Twitter.

Lich will be required to leave Ottawa within 24 hours, to be out of Ontario within 72 hours, alongside orders to stay off of social media, not protest against COVID policies and to have no contact with any of the co-accused.

✅Surety is required
✅Cash bail deposit not required
✅$20,000.00 bond (Surety)
✅$5,000 bond (Tamara)
✅Leave ottawa in 24 hours
✅Leave Ontario in 72 hours
✅Report to police
✅Reside as directed
✅No contact with co accused
✅No social media
✅No protesting COVID

— David Anber, Criminal Lawyer 🇨🇦 (@DavidAnber) March 7, 2022

To see all of Rebel News' coverage of the Freedom Convoy in Ottawa, and our special coverage of the People's Convoy in the United States, visit ConvoyReports.com.