Examples of using Remand in English and their translations into Chinese
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To help reduce prolonged arbitrary detention, UNMISS provided technical support to the regular review of remand cases.
(d) Effective remedies to ensure compliance with limits on the duration of remand detention should be put in place.
(d) Transfer the remand centre of the Ministry of National Security to the authority of the Ministry of Justice, or discontinue its use;
Women in particular said that they had recovered their dignity only after having been transferred to a remand institution.
The Land acts on the execution of remand detention also provide that remand detainees may have visitors.
Children who are being held in detention may not be placed in a correctional institution, remand centre or police arrest facility.
The Appeals Tribunal may affirm, reverse, modify or remand the judgement of the Dispute Tribunal.
The sources indicated that most cases of torture or ill-treatment occurred in the custody period before remand or release.
SPT noted that 81 per cent of the prison population in Benin were in custodial remand and could be detained together with sentenced prisoners in the same prisons.
The premises effectively serve as a police station, provisional detention ward and remand centre where persons can be held until conviction and sentencing.
Both are on remand detention in Austria on suspicion of being accomplices to the crime against Constantin Bieske which is to be adjudicated here.
Moreover, the few cases concerning remand in solitary confinement in which leave to appeal to the Supreme Court was granted, are unlikely to be overturned.
The Committee notes that the Government makes efforts to eradicate acts of maltreatment and degrading punishment in boarding schools, homes, remand and detention centres.
The President-Rector may affirm the panel's decision, reverse it, or remand the matter to the panel for further proceedings.
Despite progress in the restoration of courts, the numbers of prolonged remand cases remained high.
Approximately 240 persons were serving a prison sentence in remand centres, which was the same level as 2008.
The Committee recalled its jurisprudence that remand in custody pursuant to lawful arrest must not only be lawful but reasonable in all the circumstances.
The National Prison in Vaduz is the only facility in the Principality of Liechtenstein for prisoners on remand, convicts, and foreign citizens detained under immigration law.
The police investigated this incident and determined that there was insufficient evidence to support criminal charges against any of the Remand Centre staff.
The delegation was informed that there are no official statistics as to the time persons are held on remand.