Sentence examples for grounds of detention from inspiring English sources

The detainee is to be informed of the grounds of detention as soon as possible, unless their disclosure is against the national interest.

Chng Suan Tze v. Minister for Home Affairs (1988) was a landmark Court of Appeal case in administrative law, specifically with regards to reviewing the grounds of detention without trial under the Internal Security Act.

The person being detained also has the right to be informed about the grounds of detention, and be permitted to make a representation against it, at the earliest opportunity.

Any connection to the Chilean left or suspicion of involvement in organised opposition to the coup was taken as grounds for detention.

One recent evening 200 Cubans milled about the grounds of an immigration detention center in the southern Mexican city of Tapachula, smoking cigarettes and checking cell phone messages.

Such measures would guard against the detention of innocent people and provide a firmer legal ground for detention and prosecution.

Whenever they arrest somebody they'll have to go to the gates and summon a regular patrolman, there being no place of detention inside the grounds.

The government later justified these detentions on grounds of security, stating that the detainees had played up the issue of Chinese education to incite racial sentiment.

Police have three days from arrest to charge Fernando and Mahesan, release them, or get a detention order on grounds of national security from the president.

Whether they should be allowed out of jail would depend, for example, on whether there were legitimate reasons for their detention, like on grounds of dangerousness, the court said.

In the second (al-Jedda) it ruled the UK had violated the rights of a man it had interned for three years without trial or any real opportunity to challenge his detention, on vague grounds of security.