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Those negotiations did not succeed, so the judges have remanded the case to the district court to order one.

Roberts and Alito would have remanded the case back down to the lower courts for additional findings.

Most practitioners are briefly detained, but officials have remanded more recalcitrant members to prisons, labor camps or psychiatric hospitals.

Judge Battaglia said she would have remanded the case to circuit court for a full trial in order to settle what she deemed a central factual issue: whether the state could demonstrate that it had "broad societal interest" in retaining marriage in the traditional form.

The Supreme Court has remanded 29 current or former lawmakers, and is investigating a further 39, over paramilitary ties, proven or alleged.

A court in Istanbul has remanded 17 Turkish journalists in custody as international concern mounts over the government's targeting of reporters.

The Department of Probation had filed a "violation of probation" against him — standard procedure when someone on probation is indicted on a new violent felony — and the judge had remanded him without bail.

But thankfully the guy on Flickr has remanded grounded about the subject.

A court in New York has remanded IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn in custody on charges of sexual assault.

A municipal court judge has remanded Mr Arnason and Mr Gudjonsson in custody until 25 January and 21 January respectively.

A Russian court has remanded 20 activists from a Greenpeace ship in custody for two months for allegedly trying to seize an oil platform.