Sentence examples for remands from inspiring English sources

This includes involvement with drugs, anti-social behaviour or simple cautions or remands.

Now lawyers for an 80-year-old widow of a veteran are asking the United States Supreme Court to empower the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims to issue fewer remands and simply issue final decisions on its own.

Labour's justice spokesman Andy Slaughter said the contract had been awarded "in the face of clear warnings and opposition from the interpreter community" and that "hard-pressed taxpayers will have to foot the bill not only of delayed and abandoned court hearings, but of unnecessary remands into custody, appeals and judicial reviews".

When challenged by the Howard League for Penal Reform on why custodial remands are being used so profligately, magistrates simply claimed to apply the law and absolve themselves of any responsibility.

Custodial remands of women are scandalously high as 70% of the women sent to prison awaiting trial do not subsequently get a custodial sentence.

But when remanded in custody the next day he said he had robbed Mr ap Rhys Pryce but claimed it was Mr Carty who killed him.

It escalated – I've spent four years in prison, two years on remand, and had two convictions for GBH.

In court, Dadayev and Anzor Gubashev were charged with murder, while three others, Shagid Gubashev, Tamerlan Eskerkhanov and Khamzat Bakhayev, were not formally charged but remanded in custody pending further investigation.

Watching as the black cap was placed on the judge's head before he sentenced my co-defendant to death by hanging was, I can assure you, a very sobering experience, especially while on remand.

All three were remanded on continuing bail to appear again at the next sitting of the Dublin circuit criminal court.

Hallam was jailed in 2005 for life with the recommendation that he serve at least 12 years for the murder of Kassahun, having served a year on remand at 17.