Sentence examples for long detentions from inspiring English sources

Japan has been criticised for long detentions without convictions, which critics say can lead to false confessions.

The Flores settlement was impelled by abundant evidence that migrant children were suffering owing to long detentions in facilities ill-suited to minors.

The defense lawyers and protesters claimed the police were using long detentions as a tactic to keep the streets clear until the convention was over.

ON THE MOOD AFTER LONG DETENTIONS Mostly people just became frustrated, and some tried to commit suicide because they became so frustrated.

In some instances even the Chinese police have struggled to define the crimes, resulting in long detentions without clear charges or a trial.

Immigration judges are often reluctant to issue a final order of removal against children who do not have a lawyer and instead continue the cases, resulting in long detentions, Mr. Morton said.

I walked away from Steve's cell overcome by the pointlessness of his long detention.

The test wetland results, in common with the observations for nearly all treatment wetlands, show declining concentrations that approach a plateau at long detention times.

In July, Judge Lewis A. Kaplan agreed with prosecutors that Mr. Ghailani's long detention did not violate his constitutional right to a speedy trial.

Of the 778 prisoners kept in Guantánamo, fewer than 300 now remain: most of the rest have been repatriated, after long detention, without facing charges.

Police now know that interrogation without warnings will void a confession, and the Federal Government at least is apprised that unduly long detention prior to arraignment will invalidate a confession obtained during the detention period.