Sentence examples for grounds for detention from inspiring English sources
Any connection to the Chilean left or suspicion of involvement in organised opposition to the coup was taken as grounds for detention.
The court, in an unusual judicial challenge to the government, ruled that these were not sufficient grounds for detention under the Internal Security Act.
Updated at 10.59am BST 2.02pm BST Section 7: 'criticising counter terrorism is not grounds for detention' A UK Border Agency worker at the north terminal of Gatwick airport near London Photograph: Luke Macgregor/Reuters Lawyers for human rights activist Baraa Shiban have begun legal action following his detention last week at Gatwick Airport under Section 7, the UK anti-terror legislation.
The period of detention may be renewed by the President indefinitely for periods not exceeding two years at a time as long as the grounds for detention continue to exist.
Such measures would guard against the detention of innocent people and provide a firmer legal ground for detention and prosecution.
Some detainees' lawyers had hoped for a much narrower definition, perhaps one that would have eliminated simply "supporting" the Taliban or Al Qaeda as a ground for detention.
Detainees have no right to a lawyer nor can they challenge the grounds for their detention.
In the meantime, Mr. Ergin announced last week proposals to speed the judiciary process and limit the grounds for pretrial detention.
The governor's action erased the grounds for mandatory detention and deportation, and could open the door to citizenship for Mr. Wu.
The head of the Police Service of Northern Ireland said: "The arrest and questioning of Mr Adams was legitimate and lawful and an independent judge subsequently decided that there were grounds for further detention".
Egypt The former Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak could be freed from prison on Thursday, his lawyer told Reuters, after a court ordered his release in a corruption case that was the last remaining legal grounds for his detention.
