Sentence examples for For remand from inspiring English sources

After a sentence has been passed for remand or custody, the judge or magistrate would ask in open court whether the defendant has dependents and if so what the immediate arrangements for their care are.

He also indicated that he was looking at the 50-year-old system of categorising prisoners, and considering introducing a Germany-style system of separate dedicated prisons for remand and convicted inmates so that inmates once sentenced could serve their term in a single jail.

A separate statement of purpose, separate conditions and generally a lower security categorisation for remand prisoners.

According to a study by the Colorado Juvenile Defender Coalition, Colorado is just one of four states that gave "complete prosecutorial discretion to file the case in adult criminal court and no judicial review for remand to juvenile court".

The " Maisons d'arrêt" are intended for remand prisoners and/or for prisoners with short sentences.

The mean length of stay in full-time custody for sentenced female prisoners in NSW is 196 days (or 300 days for remand to sentenced custody) [ 14], compared with 18 months (547 days) in US state prisons [ 15].

For them, therefore, there was no need for a remand or for new standards.

Mpemba Boys was established in 1963 with the aim of providing a home for street children in need of care, as well as for those remanded for trial or committed after a guilty finding was made against them.

Reducing the use of remand for defendants charged with crimes that would not normally attract a prison sentence.

The Justice for Errol Greene group is finalizing a list of demands for the Remand Centre, Manitoba Justice, MGEU and chief medical examiner, to be released in the coming weeks.

"These hearings will be staffed by prosecutors who volunteer, as many of our staff already do for Saturday remand hearings across the country.