Section 2
SEC. 2. Section sixty-four of General Orders, Number Fifty-eight, series of nineteen hundred, as amended by section thirty-five of Act Numbered Sixteen hundred and twenty-seven, is hereby further amended to read as follows: "SEC. 64. After judgment by a justice of the peace, the defendant shall be admitted to bail as of right, and, in all non-capital cases after judgment by any other court, as a matter of judicial discretion. The appellate court may grant bail even after refusal by the lower court. Bail shall not be required, however, in cases of violations of any law or ordinance when such violation is punished by imprisonment for not over one month or by a fine of not more than two hundred pesos, or both, unless the accused is a recidivist, habitual criminal, fugitive from justice or non-resident of the place where the violation of the law or ordinance was committed, or has no known residence in any other locality, and unless the magistrate, for reasons which shall be stated in the record of the case, orders at any stage of the proceedings that the accused must furnish bail for his provisional release, and unless the fiscal, any Constabulary officer or chief of police who participated in the investigation of the case, recommends that the accused be not released except on bail, and the magistrate considers such recommendation as well founded."