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It became routine for defendants to be held on relatively minor charges for four to five days before being arraigned and released.
And the court system is far more efficient than a decade ago, Judge Murphy said, when it was routine for defendants to be held on relatively minor charges for four to five days before being arraigned and released.
But the vast majority of these prisoners are pre-trial detainees, most of whom have not been charged with violent offenses; many more are held on relatively minor charges like public intoxication or traffic violations.
The election reception was held on a relatively quiet day in Iraq.
Maybe because it was held on Saturday, in central London, so it felt relatively accessible.
State authorities counter that their relatively low-security prisons are forced to hold dangerous inmates being held on federal charges like drug trafficking and organized crime.
Relatively few people pay close attention to the news during the weekend, and Romney didn't get a chance to talk to a (relatively) big national television audience, as he would have if the caucuses were held on a Tuesday.
