Sentence examples for which remanded from inspiring English sources
That execution was later halted by an appeals court, which remanded it to Judge Gaitan for further hearings.
The case went to the Supreme Court, which remanded it to a terrorism court, which threw it out — though now, on appeal, it has made its way back to the Supreme Court.
The court ruled in favor of McDonald's, but Bukele appealed the case to an appeals court and then to the Supreme Court's Civil Chamber, which remanded the case back to the Second Mercantile Court.
The case, known as the United States v. Forty Barrels and Twelve Kegs of Coca-Cola, dragged through the judiciary for nine years, going all the way to the Supreme Court, which remanded it back to the federal district court in Chattanooga where it had begun.
The ACLU appealed this reversal to the U.S. Supreme Court, which remanded the case back to the CAFC in March of 2012.
The critical district court determination -- the matter for which we remanded this litigation -- consists of the finding that race rather than politics predominantly explains District 12's 1997 boundaries.
The suspects handed the letter to the Guardian on Wednesday at a court hearing in Koh Samui, the larger island near Koh Tao which acts as the local administrative centre, during which they were remanded in custody for a further 12 days.
The cycling of this highly vulnerable population in and out of prisons for the past 40 years has had a powerful impact on rates of HIV infection in the communities to which these men and women returned, and an equally massive impact on the prisons to which many were remanded as recidivists.
The 129 people arrested during the riots which followed were remanded in custody until Friday, when they will be asked to plead.
"We will determine our next steps in the litigation, which the Supreme Court remanded for further consideration," the statement read, according to the Guardian.
He was taken to remand, which means you have no access to a lawyer or visitor rights or anything, for five or six days.
