The judge's ruling said Musharraf would be given judicial remand, which means he will be held in jail until the next hearing on 4 May.
Defence lawyers say that the reasons frequently given for remanding a suspect into custody, such as that they will not turn up to court or may commit further offences, are based on evidence that is "paper thin", the report says.
Consequently, I think the appellees should on remand be given an opportunity to show by 'clear evidence' that despite the percentage figures, the anticompetitive effects of this merger are not significant.
These harms are particularly unnecessary given the likely result on remand.
Despite having already served a prison sentence for firearms offences and despite having to give evidence from Belmarsh high security prison, where he was on remand, Abdullah was given indefinite leave to remain in the UK last year.
The M.P.s took the enlisted men to the Provost Marshal's office at An Khe, where they were given an initial interrogation before being remanded to the stockade at Long Binh.
Did the Appeals Court have jurisdiction to review the District Court's order to remand a suit removed under SLUSA, where the district court held the suit in state court was not removable under SLUSA and it thus had no "subject matter jurisdiction," given that when a case is remanded under the lack of subject matter jurisdiction statute 28 U.S.C. § 1447 d) a party cannot appeal the remand order?
Therefore, given the partial overruling of Triplett, we remand the case.
The centre, which is managed by the private firm G4S, is designed to house up to 87 male and female young people aged between 12 and 18 who have been given a custodial sentence or are on remand.
Remand tends to require higher levels of security and more intensive supervision; it can be more costly; and planning correctional space can be difficult given that the length of time spent in remand is not predictable," the report reads.
