Sentence examples for arrested or committed from inspiring English sources

Gays and lesbians who once were routinely arrested or committed to psychiatric institutions can now marry and raise a family in many parts of the country.

If your nanny-cam caught her, you would certainly have her fired or arrested or committed, but you d also keep the tape, just to study Ms.Jones s performance.

They were also found guilty of possession of firearms with intent to resist arrest or commit an offence.

American law enforcement officials say the matrix of drugs, migration and violence has become more visible at the border and along the trails and roads heading north, where more of the immigrants being caught carry drugs or guns — making them more likely to flee, resist arrest or commit other crimes.

None of the witnesses claimed to have seen any of the defendants destroying any property, resisting arrest, or committing any other crimes.

He need only pass the federal Brady test, required for the purchase of any rifle, which asks among other things whether the purchaser has ever been arrested for a felony or committed against his will to a mental institution.

The government has a probable cause to make an arrest when "the facts and circumstances within their knowledge and of which they had reasonably trustworthy information" would lead a prudent person to believe that the arrested person had committed or was committing a crime.

Nor, apparently, is there any mention in the file of Saeed Emami, the most senior ministry official to be arrested, who "committed suicide" in jail last year.

Ezra Pound, the American poet entranced by Mussolini, was arrested and committed to a Washington mental hospital for his propaganda broadcasts in support of Italian Fascism.

About 40% of young people arrested had committed robberies, but there has also been an increase in teenagers involved in drug trafficking.

Regardless, the three, who were drinking with a woman (possibly Mary Brazier) were promptly arrested and committed to prison.