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The suspects have now been remanded in custody, among them retired military officers and the lawyer Kemal Kerincisz.

The rise in divorces, more frequent moves and shared custody among parents and other relatives have all contributed to the difficulties school systems face in trying to determine where students actually reside.

The shadow justice secretary, Sadiq Khan, described the situation as a "national disgrace" and said ministers should extend the ongoing Harris inquiry, which is looking into deaths in custody among 18-24-year-olds 18-24-year-olds 18-24-year-olds 18-24-year-olds

The jurisdiction of Syariah courts is limited to Muslims in matters such as marriage, inheritance, divorce, apostasy, religious conversion, and custody among others.

Previously we have shown that there are marked differences in the cumulative time spent in custody among Indigenous and non-Indigenous opioid-dependent people [ 48].

There are clear differences in the nature and levels of offending, as well as time spent in custody among Indigenous and non-Indigenous people with a history of opioid dependence and contact with the criminal justice system.

He also worked both in private practice and as a psychiatric consultant to the Jewish Child Care Association, the 92nd Street Y, and various courts hearing custody cases, among others.

The grand dragon of a Ku Klux Klan group and the wife of a Klan leader in federal custody are among four people charged with murder in the killing of an unidentified man two years ago, the authorities said today.

Four years later, women's activists in Iran have tried alternative routes to abolish the discriminative laws against women, in areas such as employment, divorce, inheritance and custody rights, among others.

Regular beatings, slamming detainees against walls, soaking them in cold water, ice baths, extended periods of sleep deprivation – lasting for one month in one case – confining them to small spaces and even threatening them repeatedly with death while in custody, were among the methods used to try to make detainees talk.

The claims by the suspect, Ahmed Omar Sheikh, a British-born militant now in Pakistani custody, are among the clues being weighed by the American and Pakistani authorities still pursuing others thought to have been involved in the killing, a gruesome beheading recorded on a three-minute, 50-second digital videotape made available to American investigators in Karachi late on Thursday.