Sentence examples for detention decisions from inspiring English sources

Of course, judges must use individual discretion and carefully consider local data with pretrial detention decisions.

The American interest in Parwan is not only overseeing detention decisions, but continuing to mine intelligence from detainees.

Last year the Supreme Court ruled that the courts can scrutinize these detention decisions and overturn them if they are invalid.

The Labor opposition can and should face up to the disastrous consequences to children of its immigration and detention decisions in government.

There is documented racial disparity throughout the stages of the criminal justice process, showing black people were treated less favorably than white people, including in pretrial detention decisions.

The Justice Department said the case should be thrown out arguing that asylum detention decisions are the sole discretion of government agencies and insulated from court review to prevent asylum applicants from flooding courts with lawsuits.

So what does the indefinite detention decision say about where we are, a year later?

"Under Swedish law, if a detention decision is not useful for its purpose, then it must be rescinded," Samuelson said.

The laws will allow for greater electronic tracking of individuals on control orders, and will give judges the ability to rely on sensitive information in forming a detention decision without disclosing that information to the affected person.

NSW also wants to give police the power to question detained suspects for evidentiary purposes, and to allow a judge to rely on sensitive information in forming a detention decision without disclosing that information to the affected person.

Computers have the ability to crunch data more quickly than the human mind can, and we can more easily control the inputs (for example, consider someone's previous criminal history in the detention decision, but not his race or employment status).