Sentence examples for custody practices from inspiring English sources

Last month, France's police custody practices were changed after accusations that the justice system was trampling human rights.

The Independent Police Complaints Commission said individual officers had failed and Gwent police's custody practices of the time needed to be revised.

He added: "Although this appeal hearing has concluded that no criminal offences had been committed, we are determined to learn any lessons that emerge from this case and we welcome the fact that the Wiltshire Police Authority has commenced its own independent review of our custody practices".

He suggests that "The Safe Child Act," a comprehensive state legislative proposal to reform outdated custody court practices be adopted in lieu of 'the best interests of the child.' " Why?

ESM can provide chain-of-custody best practices along with a native case management system and/or integration with third party case management systems for seamless workflow.

Until Lawrence v Texas, it was legally justified for courts to deny a gay parent custody because any practicing gay person was considered a criminal sodomite.

In February four women who were arrested for taking part in anti-military protests say they were subjected to virginity tests while in custody -- a practice that coup leader Abdel al-Sisi has supported.

Interestingly, it's the first review of policing practices following custody deaths ever, and it covers a lot of ground: restraint, mental health, self-harm, intoxication, race and vulnerable offenders.

It is evident still in the disproportionate amount of ethnic minority deaths in custody and in the practice of stop and search which discriminates against black people by a multiple of six to one.

The former Australian of the Year accused courts of dismissing survivors' claims of violence even where backed with proof and said in practice shared custody had resulted in courts forcing children to have ongoing contact with violent parents.

The 22-member panel, the President's New Freedom Commission on Mental Health, expressed alarm at the practice of trading custody for care.