Sentence examples for that remanded from inspiring English sources
This was a key factor in the Court's decision that remanded the case on the retaliation issue.
The murder trial of former Bolingbrook police sergeant Drew Peterson has been further postponed following an Illinois Supreme Court decision Wednesday that remanded the case to the Third District Appellate Court.
The fourth reason is that the remaining total cohort that remanded to follow-up was a healthy group of individuals (with a Barthel Index score of 95, a Charlson Comorbidity Index score of 1, and on a mean of six medications), and most (73.2%) had not fallen in the year prior to the start of the study.
As it turned out, according to several legal experts, that remand was likely to be a fairly empty proceeding because the United States Supreme Court did not leave the Florida Supreme Court much room to consider anything in that proceeding.
That was the piece that was remanded to the appeals court for further review.
It is clear that women remanded to compulsory care for substance abuse are an extremely vulnerable group, even when compared to other populations of substance dependent individuals in Sweden and internationally.
Although his legal team were visibly shocked that Assange was remanded into custody last week, experienced criminal lawyers said that possibility should have been foreseen.
In my clinical training, I remember being told of a review of delinquent behaviour in London that suggested that teenage boys were remanded for far more minor offences than teenage girls - the suggestion being that because law enforcers were less likely to "expect" girls to behave aggressively, the girls generally escaped notice.
On Thursday, he pleaded guilty to the eleven felony counts against him, and Judge Denny Chin ruled that he be remanded.
He says that to be remanded to jail, a defendant must pose a flight risk or be at risk of obstructing justice.
The People's Court heard about the case and asked that it be remanded to their jurisdiction.
