Sentence examples for internment without charge from inspiring English sources

After 9/11, I could have predicted internment without charge or trial.

They are subject to imprisonment without charges.

In December 2007, shortly before his release without charge from internment, then Home Secretary Jacqui Smith deprived Mr al-Jedda of his British citizenship because of his alleged terrorist activities writing to him to say she was satisfied that in doing so "would be conducive to the public good", citing the British Nationality Act 1981.

The Ballymurphy shootings took place hours after the government introduced a policy of internment - the detention of paramilitary suspects without charge or trial.

During her time at Liberty – initially as in-house counsel, then as director from 2003 – the organisation has seen off attempts to impose compulsory ID cards, derailed plans to extend the period suspects can be held without charge to 42 days, defeated the internment of foreign nationals and challenged powers under section 44 of the Terrorism Act to stop and search individuals without suspicion.

Both were released without charge.

All are offered without charge.

Its contents are available without charge.

They were released without charge on Friday.

He was later released without charge.

He was released on bail without charge.