Sentence examples for criminal detainee from inspiring English sources

Wearing the black triangle of a criminal detainee rather than the yellow star of a Jew, she volunteers to serve as a kapo, a prisoner who supervises other prisoners in exchange for special privileges.

Just a month before the April jailbreak, Afghan officials, using technology provided by the United States, recorded eye scans, fingerprints and facial images of each militant and criminal detainee in the giant Sarposa Prison.

The right to counsel, guaranteed to criminal detainees under the Constitution, did not, in any case, extend to immigration detainees.

Because the cases are civil, not criminal, detainees are not entitled to court-appointed lawyers.

BEIJING — The Chinese government reacted angrily on Monday to what it called a slanderous United Nations report that alleges systemic torture of political and criminal detainees.

But they will cease to be prisoners of war from the moment they are arraigned, becoming criminal detainees with legal protections under Iraqi criminal procedures, including access to legal counsel, that were previously denied.

With arbitrary detentions, forced labor, poor living conditions and an absence of the protections supposedly granted to criminal detainees, it violates official Chinese and international legal standards, the report says.

They fell into three loosely defined categories: common criminals; security detainees suspected of "crimes against the coalition"; and a small number of suspected "high-value" leaders of the insurgency against the coalition forces.

The announcement of the inquiry into the shooting came as the Army said on Friday that as of May 28 it had opened 85 criminal investigations involving detainee abuse, including deaths and assaults, in Afghanistan and Iraq since August 2002.

As a result of the military inquiries and individual criminal investigations into detainee abuse, the Army said last week that it had taken 120 actions against 109 soldiers so far.

An obvious step is to prohibit the use of evidence derived by waterboarding in criminal proceedings against detainees.