I. verb
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a remand prisoner British English (= one who is waiting for their trial )
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A prison governor is refusing to accept any more remand prisoners.
be remanded in custody British English (= be kept in prison until you go to court )
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Davis has been remanded in custody on a burglary charge.
remand centre
remand home
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■ NOUN
bail
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He was remanded on bail until July 6 for reports.
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The superstitious 35-year-old singer and impressionist was remanded on bail in his absence charged with affray.
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They were remanded on unconditional bail until June 24 for a pre-trial review.
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All three were remanded on conditional bail .
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They were remanded on bail by Barnsley magistrates until next month.
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Read in studio A man who's accused of dumping highly toxic waste into a river has been remanded on bail .
court
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The case was remanded to a lower court , where arguments are scheduled to begin in August.
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The appeals court effectively removed Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson from the case by remanding it to another court for further review.
custody
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All three were remanded in custody until December 29.
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Magistrates remanded Wilson in custody for a week.
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James Nicholas, 27, of Parkville Drive, Blantyre, made no plea and was remanded in custody .
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Accordingly, the justice remanded Mr. Bell in custody until the following Monday.
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He was remanded in custody in Oxford last Saturday charged with the murder of all three.
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The youth was remanded in custody until November 11.
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He was remanded in custody for seven days.
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He was remanded in custody until April 7, when he is due to appear before Harlow magistrates.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Individuals may be remanded to the custody of the Marshals Service.
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The case should be remanded to state court.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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He was remanded in custody in Oxford last Saturday charged with the murder of all three.
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He was remanded on bail until July 6 for reports.
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Moore was remanded in custody and Smyth was released on £200 bail.
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The appeals court effectively removed Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson from the case by remanding it to another court for further review.
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The judge, Andrew Brooks, told the two they would be remanded in custody till then.
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The youth was remanded in custody until November 11.
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They took me over to Cheapside and I was remanded in custody.
II. noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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centre
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The deceased had committed suicide at a remand centre .
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The first contract for a privately managed remand centre has been awarded.
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More than 150 officers battled to end the violence at a remand centre in Reading, Berks.
home
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As the years had progressed a series of petty crimes had seen him in remand homes , borstals and finally prison.
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Child care authorities were also involved in running remand homes and approved schools.
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Borstal institutions, remand homes and approved schools filled by the products of an unhappy home life.
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Community homes include former remand homes and approved schools and former children's homes.
prisoner
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Keeping remand prisoners in police stations is another matter and is reprehensible.
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Trained negotiators pursuaded a remand prisoner to release the man. unharmed.
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The problem of remand prisoners , is particularly acute.
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In addition, more remand prisoners were held in police or court cells.
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If 1988 is any guideline only 60 percent of these remand prisoners will eventually receive custodial sentences.
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For remand prisoners in particular, whose numbers increased sharply during the year, conditions were particularly poor.
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Around 700 warders are stationed at the Belfast jail which houses loyalist and republican remand prisoners and only a few sentenced prisoners.
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In the case of remand prisoners there is often no opportunity to work, even if they wish to do so.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Another problem is remand for very difficult children.
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As the years had progressed a series of petty crimes had seen him in remand homes, borstals and finally prison.
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But because he'd already served five weeks on remand he was released.
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However, controversy continued to rage over certain aspects of the remand decision-making process.
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The £32 million remand prison has 156 single and 72 shared cells, each with its own lavatory and washbasin.
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The examination of Price took place in the context of proceedings for the remand inabsentia of the applicant.
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The problem of remand prisoners, is particularly acute.
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We were on remand for about three months and then we were up at the Crown court.