Sentence examples for charged promptly from inspiring English sources

Days after his arrest, the Times Square bombing suspect has not been seen in court, though American law provides a right to be charged promptly before a magistrate, usually within 48 hours.

"People have a right to be charged promptly or to be released; it's shocking that the law in the UK is moving further and further away from this basic principle". Following the crucial vote, the government won a second vote during the report stage of the bill by a majority of 21.

Everyone associated with that imam and a dozen of Yuldashev's pupils were charged and promptly convicted, so that in the close-knit community where the Yuldashevs live you now see only very old men and very young boys -- as in wartime.

Mr. Haouari's lawyer, Joseph Elfassy, said Mr. Haouari wanted to face the charges promptly and move on.

The right to a speedy trial is not a theoretical or abstract right but one rooted in hard reality in the need to have charges promptly exposed.

If he had not directed the police to arrest the children as they were leaving the field, or even if he had dropped the charges promptly, that would have ended it.

However, since we considered the only episodes in which the physician in charge promptly delivered antibiotics, we believe that it reflects real-life practice.

"We call on the Bangladeshi authorities to charge them promptly with a recognisable crime, in line with international law and standards, or else release them.

Elizabeth Tyler MacMann is promptly charged with having assassinated him, apparently by way of a spittoon blow to the forehead.

I think of the survivors of the Rwandan genocide I have known, who promptly charged off to pillage Congo, killing millions.

He was promptly charged in the United States with conspiracy for trying to smuggle missiles and rocket launchers to rebels in Colombia.