Sentence examples for custody itself from inspiring English sources

"Anti-abduction" advocates argue that custody itself is not decided in a Hague case: the convention merely determines which country decides that issue — the child's habitual residence or the country to which the children were taken.

Whether elevated rates of psychological distress are the result of social adversity prior to custody or the experience of custody itself (or a combination of the two), Australian correctional facilities have long struggled with providing appropriate and effective services in this space.

Custody of the metadata itself will transition from the N.S.A. to the phone companies.

Unlike the traditional matrimonial law firm, it does not limit itself to divorce and custody litigation.

During the protracted Ciccone-Ritchie custody battle a strange thing revealed itself: Rocco Ritchie was a style icon.

From the start, the trial of five Orange, N.J., police officers has hinged on a fine legal distinction: the defendants are charged with beating and pepper spraying a suspect who later died in custody, but not with the death itself.

Several of these are in the custody of a new splinter group that announced itself in December.

"The responsibility for the well-being of a person" in custody, it adds, "does not in and of itself impose criminal responsibility".

But the unassuming Derbyshire town has found itself the subject of a fierce custody battle between the county council and a new devolved authority.

It is important to note that for many young offenders the AA will be a parent and, given the hereditary nature of ADHD, this in itself may have implications for the custody process.

The abolition in 2012 of the Kafkaesque indeterminate sentence for public protection, welcome in itself, has left over 4,000 people stranded in custody, most serving time for what they might do in the future rather than what they have done.