They may, within two months from the date of the detention order, make written representations to the Minister.
"The attorney general is requesting fabrication of detention date to an older period or anything... Minister of Interior should meet me tomorrow at the prison service and give me the name of the building and we mention a descriptive name, for example - the building 'blah blah' will be allocated but he shouldn't mention inside a military unit".
Conceding that the period of detention to date was "enormously lengthy", the judges said that was attributable "to the length of the litigation process, to which both sides have contributed, but also to the considerable importance of the issues".
The list, which covers a period when nearly a million people passed through, is the fullest accounting to date of deaths in immigration detention, a patchwork of federal centers, county jails and privately run prisons that have become the nation's fastest-growing forms of incarceration.
"It's an important humanitarian issue, the government doesn't want to see children in detention and that's why we announce what we are announcing today and that's why we have been so successful to date in getting 500 children out of detention," he said.
The participants' legal status, the detention unit where they were being detained, the duration of detention, and their knowledge of their date of departure from Sweden were considered potentially confounding detention-related factors.
When treatment is available in the jail, challenges are posed by the offender's legal status, limited duration of detention, and unpredictable or unexpected release dates (Draine et al. 2010).
Mr. Frankel questioned whether the city's intention was to keep protest leaders "in detention until their date of trial" sometime after the Democratic National Convention's opening on Aug. 14, rather than serving bail's basic purpose of guaranteeing a defendant's appearance for trial.
Her latest spell of detention expires later this month.
