Sentence examples for custody methods from inspiring English sources

Current custody methods can provide significant protections against hacking and other cyber threats involving third parties as well as the inadvertent loss of private keys.

Could we implement stronger chain of custody methods similar to when digital evidence is collected?

The department responded by instituting the "close custody" method of supervision, in which unruly inmates remain locked in their cells 23 hours a day and are gradually reintegrated into regular prison life, based on good behavior.

But it does require a certain level of sophistication of such clients and an increased focus by such clients on secure self-custody methods.

Do current methods of custody adequately address these legal and practical concerns?

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 review of deaths in custody will investigate the restraint methods used by officers and how incidents are investigated, following sustained criticism of the IPCC from families.

The review of deaths in custody will investigate the restraint methods used by officers and how incidents are investigated, following sustained criticism of the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) from families.

In our view, current methods for the custody of digital assets can provide significant protections against third-party cyber threats and similar risks.

Hogan-Howe's announcement comes less than a week after Theresa May, the home secretary, announced a review of deaths in custody, which will investigate restraint methods used by officers and how incidents are scrutinised.

Government officials claimed any discussion of what happened to the defendants during their arrests or while in custody could reveal intelligence "sources, methods and activities" – including, not coincidentally, evidence that CIA interrogators waterboarded defendant Khalid Shaikh Mohammed 183 times in March of 2003.