Hi my friend is in jail from last 3 days we want...

We would like to inform you that according to the UAE Penal (Release in the misdemeanor)
The Prosecutor may decide to release any person who has been arrested for a misdemeanor criminal by bail if it is necessary. A request for release on bail from the misdemeanor criminal is made as follows:
1. To the Prosecutor if investigations are still undergoing.
2. To the court to which the complainant is tried if the case has been referred to trial.
3. To the court that rendered the judgment or to the court to which it appealed, if a judgment has been rendered on the case and an appeal has been made.
(Release in the felony)
A request for release from the felony criminal shall be submitted to the court and the Prosecutor shall read the application. Then the application shall be submitted as follows:
1. To the court to which the accused shall be tried if the case has not yet been referred to the Court. (it is still under investigation by the Prosecutor).
2. To the court to which the accused is tried, if the case has been referred to it on the basis of the sought accusation.
3. The court that issued the judgment or the court competent to hear the appeal if a judgment has been issued in the case and it is appealed.
Each person who has been decided to be released shall give a personal guarantee or pledge of the amount to be determined by the authority that issued the decision.
Guarantee Types:
1- (Legal guarantee) shall be organized with the notary public to certify the guarantor's ability and suitability for this guarantee.
2- A Pledge shall be organized with the notary public to certify the guarantor's ability and financial standing.
3- (monetary insurance), which is a sum of money deposited in the Fund of the Court as insurance instead of bail.
The Prosecutor to whom the request of release has been submitted may decide to give the release or reject it or reconsider his previous decision as appropriate.
Resumption the decision of release:
The decision of the Prosecutor may be appealed (by releasing the complainant or refusing to release him or let him free) as follows:
1. If the Prosecutor decides to refuse the release of the complainant, the appeal shall be submitted to the Court of First Instance within three days of the date on which the complainant is informed.
2. If the Prosecutor decides to release the accused or leave him free without arrest, the application shall be submitted by the Public Prosecutor to the Court of First Instance within three days of the arrival of the papers to his table for viewing.

A lawyer must be appointed to follow up with him in order to clear the legal procedures