Sentence examples for the date of arrest from inspiring English sources

"The date of arrest is March 3," he said.

Molins explained that Abdeslam had been informed at 4.15pm that he was subject to a European arrest warrant that allows a person being sought to be transferred from one European country to another within a three-month limit from the date of arrest.

The date of arraignment depends on the date of arrest: if a weekday, then arraignment could happen as soon as the next day or two.

The police report did not give the date of the arrest or provide other details.

The warrant requires that Mr. Trantino be held without bail for 14 days from the date of his arrest.

It gave no details as to the date of the arrest of Mr. Bouzegza's associates but said the six were handed over to Algerian officials on Wednesday.

By pleading guilty to second-degree murder and kidnapping, Mr. Alexander will be eligible for parole 30 years from the date of his arrest, in May 2001.

Dispatched in 1924 to reorganize the Hungarian Communist Party, he was arrested by the Hungarian authorities the following year and in 1927 was sentenced to eight and a half years in prison from the date of his arrest.

Because of an editing error, an article in some editions on Thursday about an evaluation of Levi Aron, the suspect in the killing of an 8-year-old Brooklyn boy, misstated the date of his arrest.

At their second trial in 2010, they were both sentenced to 13 years, to run from the date of their arrest in 2003.

Each record contains the date of the arrest as well as the age and home address of the offender, allowing us to compare 'in town' offenders (i.e., from within Iowa City, Coralville and transients) with 'out of town' offenders.