Sentence examples for their remand from inspiring English sources
The police and forensics teams gave their accounts of their investigations; Inspector Suppiah, the investigating officer-in-charge, read out the statements the defendants had made during their remand.
Across the board, all provinces and territories except for PEI saw a growth in their average remand population—some more than others.
The majority of service providers indicated that there is a strong need for pre-release planning for all inmates, regardless of the nature of their incarceration (remand or sentenced).
Police drag people into custody, prosecution charges them from a now famous menu of "destructive" activities, judges decree their imprisonment on remand, postpone their trials month after month and then pass ridiculous and patently unjust sentences.
He added that when the young men were arrested and held on remand before their case in 2008, prison gave them access to a universe never known before.
Public outrage at the long prison sentences handed down to the editors ignited after they emerged from remand with their hippy locks shorn.
The men spent seven months in jail on remand before their trial collapsed when it emerged that the main witness, Florim Gashi, had been paid £10,000 by the paper at Mahmood's request.
However, the judges ruled that the TSA should have conducted a "notice-and-comment rulemaking" procedure before implementing their decision and remanded the matter to the TSA for further proceedings.
Last week, the same court placed him in the dock to answer charges that he knowingly abused his powers by allowing police to listen in to conversations between remand prisoners and their lawyers.
They are also more likely to be on remand, which restricts their access to rehabilitation and diversionary programs.
His story reveals a deeper problem in Uganda, as he's one of over 1,500 men on remand in Luzira, their lives suspended in a legal limbo while the country's glacial justice system struggles to process those charged.
