Voller's abuse in detention dates back to when he was 13 years old.
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".
He had also been subject to abuse at various youth detention centres dating back to 2010, which was the subject of a separate confidential report.
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.
It is recommended that the juvenile justice system consider policies which limit the time between detention release and court date, while prioritizing engagement in mental health services immediately upon release.
A manilla A4 envelope contained details of their detention, release and court date.
It evaluates the evidence and must make recommendations to the President concerning the matter within three months of the date of detention.
Because unaccompanied minors may await their court date outside detention, they are normally permitted to reunite with family members in the U.S. Due to the tremendous backlog in our immigration courts, it could be years before their cases are resolved.
On Wednesday Guardian Australia revealed that the personal details of almost 10,000 people in detention – including names, nationalities, dates of birth and ID numbers – had been publicly accessible on the department's website.
On Wednesday Guardian Australia revealed that the personal information of almost 10,000 people in detention – including names, nationalities, dates of birth and ID numbers – had been publicly accessible on the department's website.
