Примеры использования Detainees could на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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somewhat exceptionally, detainees could appeal to the High Court while their interrogations were in progress.
That circular provided that detainees could request the presence of their lawyer,
he asked whether it was true that during that period detainees could only inform their family of their detention
which stipulated that detainees could waive the right to defence counsel.
As of a recent date, detainees could ask the administrative judge to appoint an expert(a bailiff or an architect)
Detainees could meet counsel in private unless there was a danger of collusion,
Detainees could be placed under the strict regime for up to 30 days,
He noted that detainees could be kept in police custody for up to 23 days per charge against them,
Moreover, by failing to allow the detainees to apply to a judge or, in those cases where the detainees could seek review of their detention, by disregarding the judicial orders for release, the Government has
depending on their behaviour, detainees could go from one regime to another;
The Committee considers that a failure to separate detainees with communicable diseases from other detainees could raise issues primarily under articles 6,
It was also indicated that new detainees could stay in the quarantine cells for up to one day,
The latter provides for requests by the Prosecutor to the Detention Unit for certain types of cooperative assistance when the Prosecutor has reason to believe that conduct by one or more detainees could prejudice or affect ICTY proceedings or investigations.
how long detainees could be placed in solitary confinement and whether they had the right to remain silent when questioned.
he asked what measures had been taken to ensure that detainees could communicate with lawyers in private.
others felt that was too narrow since detainees could be restricted to people held in prisons subsequent to trial and conviction.
High Court of Justice, announced on 4 March 1998, that Lebanese detainees could continue to be held without trial as hostages
voluntary associations to which detainees could send petitions.
Detainees could rapidly apply for habeas corpus either by themselves
In Tanzania, detainees could be granted police bail if the police believed they could be trusted to present themselves to a court within 24 hours;