Sentence examples for deserved detention from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the sharpest curb on presidential authority came from Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle, who ruled in March that even if a Taliban fighter named Yasim Muhammed Basardah had deserved detention when captured, he now deserved freedom because he had informed on other detainees and "any ties with the enemy have been severed".

Richard C. Holbrooke, who negotiated intensively with Mr. Milosevic to reach the 1995 Dayton accords that ended the Bosnian war, said he was very pleased that the former Yugoslav leader "is on his way to a well-deserved detention and trial".

(I maintain that I did not set that fire, but I'll admit I did a number of other things to deserve many Saturday detentions).

Last month a public defender convinced a federal judge that Mr Hamdi deserved the right to a lawyer and an inquiry into his detention.

"We don't think about the fact that these are children and [that] they don't deserve to be in detention facilities".

Even Obama's supporters raised questions about whether the reward was deserved, with progressives pointing to the ongoing wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as a detention policy that still enrages civil libertarians as logical points of contention.

Immigrants like Mr. Gayle, who are locked up without hearings to determine if their detention is justified, deserve due process and constitutional rights.

Try to get a note from one of your parents explaining why you don't deserve or can't serve the detention.

So, while the long-term solution is to help Afghanistan build a court system (something that isn't getting the attention it deserves), the American military should also expand its detention facilities and press for expanded detention authority.

You wrote recently that proposals for a national security court to incapacitate terrorists through preventive detention rather than criminal trials "deserve careful scrutiny by the public, and particularly by the U.S. Congress".

Though he pleaded guilty to the charges Thursday, Judge Ciavarella has denied sentencing juveniles who did not deserve it or sending them to the detention centers in a quid pro quo with the centers.