Sentence examples for into remand from inspiring English sources

When you go into remand, they let you keep the shoes you got arrested in, and I had a fresh pair of black and white Air Max.

When you go into remand they let you keep the shoes you got arrested in and I had a fresh pair of black and white Air Max.

Boy is on the edge of falling: out of mainstream schooling into a pupil referral unit; out of society into a remand centre.

Now, he'll be taken into a remand prison if he's caught.

In June 2004, in such a context of litigation and drug related death post prison-release, an opiate maintenance programme was introduced into a remand prison in the North of England with a population of approximately 1200 prisoners.

According to Ministry of Justice figures released on August 16th, 1,227 people had appeared in courts across England in connection with the riots by midday on August 15th; 65% were put into custody on remand, awaiting future trial or sentencing.

Pro-independence groups have been angered by the Spanish High Court's decision to remand into custody two prominent campaigners, Jordi Sanchez and Jordi Cuixart.

The phased introduction of opiate replacement therapies into a busy remand prison did not result in any deaths within the prison for which opiate replacement was identified as the cause.

Prosecutor Clare Byers asked district judge James Prowse to remand Morrison into custody.

Two thirds of women received into prison are on remand and most will either be found not guilty or receive a community sentence; this begs the question: why were they were sent to prison in the first place?

"I think on some level all of us had hoped that when Obama and Eric Holder came in they'd say, 'Enough is enough.' " On the date of Bonds's arraignment, Anderson was summoned before the court yet again, so that Illston could reiterate her intention to remand him into custody for the duration of the trial if he doesn't change his mind.