Sentence examples for be locked up without from inspiring English sources

"They can't vote, and they can be locked up without committing a crime.

Smith has taken over the role of bingo caller from Commissioner Tony Blair, selecting random numbers of days that people can be locked up without charge.

Suspects who survive an initial encounter are likely to be locked up without trial, sometimes indefinitely.Though reckoned one of west Africa's better armies, Nigeria's has not been trained to fight an insurgency.

"The war on drugs took the group that was at greatest risk for H.I.V. infection and made sure that they would be locked up, without ever considering what to do when they got out," Mr. Fullilove said.

Evidence obtained under coercion and without a lawyer in Guantanamo is not admissible in British courts, and even our draconian anti-terrorism laws do not yet permit British citizens to be locked up without due process.

Lurking in the background is the spectre of the Mental Health Act: people with "mental disorders" are the only group that can be locked up without trial and medicated against their will, even if they are deemed capable of making decisions for themselves.

Gen Musharraf is running a "total dictatorship" where people are locked up without charge.

But now he has been locked up without any new legislation being required (albeit in a secret trial with the evidence not shared with the wider public).

It is hard to judge the mood of a thirty-one-year-old man who has been locked up without real recourse since he was twenty-four.

We were assured that nobody was locked up without proper reason, and that all those detained had a right to legal representation.

Since Mr. Rahami is an American citizen, the only way he could have been locked up without being charged was with a detention system similar to the way Japanese-Americans were placed in Japanese "internment camps" during World War II.