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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a term of custody" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts to refer to a specific duration or condition under which a person or entity has custody of another person, typically a child.
Example: "The court granted a term of custody to the mother for the summer months."
Alternatives: "a period of custody" or "a duration of custody".
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But you are sentenced to a term of imprisonment in the custody of the Bureau of Prisons for life".
Courts have repeatedly denied previous bail requests from all 30 people, whose term of custody ends on Nov. 24.
It was not immediately clear why the courts agreed to release the two Russians on bail, but to extend the term of custody for Russell, who had not tried to scale the rig.
A term of endearment?
Fiduciaries will end up tightening the terms of custody arrangements as a result, and that's a very good thing.
In terms of custody, you're in a great position; you're the better parent.
The two boys were sentenced to indefinite terms of custody for the murder.
First, his wife of five years, Katie Holmes, filed for divorce in June, setting off a chain reaction of rumors and reports about everything from how Holmes orchestrated the divorce, to the terms of custody of their 6-year-old daughter, to how much the actress would keep in the divorce settlement.
Amend the terms of custody or visitation.
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The council uses two types of assessments: a forest management assessment and a chain-of-custody document.
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