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The Department of Probation had filed a "violation of probation" against him — standard procedure when someone on probation is indicted on a new violent felony — and the judge had remanded him without bail.

As of Saturday evening, there had been no arrests in the case, but a spokesman for the New York City Administration for Children's Services said a family court judge had remanded the girl as well as Ms. Metellus's 1-year-old son, who was also staying at the Coney Island apartment, into the agency's care.

On Saturday, a spokesman for the New York City Administration for Children's Services said that a family court judge had remanded the girl as well as Ms. Metellus's 1-year-old son, who was also staying at the Coney Island apartment, into the agency's care.

It is understandable to maintain misgivings that if the Supreme Court had remanded the case to the Florida Supreme Court with instructions to count the undervote under a uniform standard, it might have been possible to count all the votes properly by a Dec. 18 deadline.

ICE had remanded the man to their custody in June 2013 in preparation for deportation, Virginia Kice, a spokeswoman for the Los Angeles office of ICE, said in a statement.

Those negotiations did not succeed, so the judges have remanded the case to the district court to order one.

Most practitioners are briefly detained, but officials have remanded more recalcitrant members to prisons, labor camps or psychiatric hospitals.

Roberts and Alito would have remanded the case back down to the lower courts for additional findings.

The Supreme Court has remanded 29 current or former lawmakers, and is investigating a further 39, over paramilitary ties, proven or alleged.

A court in Istanbul has remanded 17 Turkish journalists in custody as international concern mounts over the government's targeting of reporters.

But thankfully the guy on Flickr has remanded grounded about the subject.