remand
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8.8
- noun
- /rɪˈmænd/
- Jargon
:
prisión preventiva
- Councils are now looking at their local young people on remand population to estimate the extra resources needed.
- remand to state court
I'd done a three months remand lying on my fucking bed, don't I?
- I'd done a three months remand lying on my fucking bed, don't I?
- So I went off to jail and I was on remand.
- Said he rented the house furnished and tenant was in prison on remand.
- For doing this, I was incarcerated for a year in an assessment centre, which was actually a remand centre.
- You know, when you when you when you went into Nick on remand for those nine months And when you came out, did you come at a different person?
- I've done some remands for some shootings after that.
- I don't know a lot of its remands and.
- And so for the first time in those interrogations and during the early remand.
- When you first go in, this was the hardest core part was the remand jail breakfast comes in a plastic bag, mouldy bread and green Bologna.
Examples
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Introduced into parliament in June 2011, the bill will give councils responsibility for young people on remand by giving them looked-after status.
Academic text (2011) -
Prisoners on remand have their cases reviewed regularly to determine if they will be released before trial.
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A judge ruled he should be kept on remand until the end of the legal proceedings against him.
Blog text (3) -
I mean, he was tried in Morocco for what he'd done here, but he was held on remand for nearly three years.
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On remand, the jury found the defendant guilty of violating Section 3.
Academic text (1991) -
The bill proposes to give looked-after status to children on remand.
Academic text (2011) -
The case settled on remand, and the trial court certified a single settlement class, finding that the fact of settlement mooted conflicts concerns.
Academic text (2017) -
William Perry Pendley, president of Mountain States Legal Foundation, who took on Pech's case, was confident of victory on remand.
Academic text (1995) -
On remand, the PTAB used the Federal Circuit's narrower constructions to reconsider the validity challenges of eight patent claims.
Academic text (2017) -
The court decided to keep the suspect on remand until additional evidence could be reviewed.
Synonyms
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7.5
Sending someone back to prison or a mental hospital
Antonyms
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Remand comes from Latin re- 'back' and mandare 'to order', the same root as in mandate. A remand is the 'order back' that sends a person to custody or sends a case to another court.