Exemples d'utilisation de Kept in custody en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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However, the"Algerian Six" had been kept in custody and placed under the supervision of the Ministry of the Interior of the Federation of Bosnia
often seemed to be kept in custody for weeks at a time without being brought before a magistrate.
he shall be kept in custody in the territory of the requesting State
he asked what the maximum legal period was for which a person could be kept in custody and whether incommunicado detention was authorized.
the Government advised that they were being kept in custody pending further investigation.
Of the 23 defendants, he is the only one to have been kept in custody. This would appear to be tantamount to discriminatory treatment in relation to the other defendants.
The State party submits that nothing indicates that the author was kept in custody longer than other suspects merely because of his origin;
However, in certain cases article 196 permits detained persons to be kept in custody for 72 hours before having access to a lawyer
the associations know who they can contact to get information about the fate of the person arrested and kept in custody.
analytical record of all cases of alleged ill-treatment suffered by persons under arrest or kept in custody between 1994 and 1997.
could not be kept in custody, much less prosecuted, in the absence of the required judicial structures.
Persons kept in custody by the police are held in temporary detention facilities(IVS),
The review panel also noted that the complainant alleged that she had been kept in custody pending trial for long periods in time
was in power, he was arrested after being falsely accused of anti-State activities and kept in custody for five days.
which must indicate the physician's opinion as to whether the detainee was fit to be kept in custody, formed part of the detainee's file.
of whom 117 had been kept in custody for more than seven hours.
they have to be kept in custody for public order
A person shall not be extradited under this Act to an approved State or committed to or kept in custody for the purposes of such extradition if it appears to the Minister,
whether such a person was kept in custody for more than 24 hours
A person in regard of whom there is a reasonable doubt to have committed a criminal offence may on the basis of a decision of the competent court be detained and kept in custody only in the event that this is necessary for the purpose of conduct of the criminal proceedings.