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Meaning remand meaning

What does remand mean?

remand

— verb (= remit) refer (a matter or legal case) to another committee or authority or court for decision — noun the act of sending an accused person back into custody to await trial (or the continuation of the trial) — verb (= imprison, incarcerate, jail, gaol) lock up or confine, in or as in a jail The suspects were imprisoned without trial the murderer was incarcerated for the rest of his life

Synonyms remand synonyms

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remand English » English

send back remit lag incarcerate imprison gaol put behind bars put away jug jail immure uncompress shut up send to prison return restore restitute requite report out reinstate rehabilitate reestablish redeem pound up hand over to catch capture captivate cage in cage bring to bring back arrest

Conjugation remand conjugation

How do you conjugate remand?

remand · verb

Examples remand examples

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I think I'll just remand you to the constable and send you over to the county seat.
It'd be wise to remand him to the higher court. and transfer him to the city soon.
I'm going to remand him to the custody of his parents and the probation officers.
You say you want us to remand him in your custody? Precisely.
Yes, sir, on remand.
You're flying to Las Vegas, coming back with a prisoner for us whom you will remand to custody at County.
Holmes, I cannot contemplate eating while John Horner is still on remand.
The second time we let a man escape for him we shall be applying for remand when the prisoner's brought before the magistrate.
But remember this man is on remand accused of willful murder and as you well know such a man under such circumstances isn't likely to speak the truth.
He's on remand.
Descend in the name of the law and remand your prisoner to police custody.
I was taken to South London Remand Centre.
Our orders are to remove you from base stockade and remand you to b.G.H.
You're on remand.
You say you want us to remand him in your custody?
Remand prisoners in transport PT565 escaped in Ingerslevsgade.
Since I was on remand, they've had me on this program the state-sponsored addiction three sickly sweet doses of methadone a day instead of smack.
It's a remand center for paroled convicts.
Bailiff, remand him until I can figure out the punishment.
Then I have no choice but to remand you to the Palace of Justice for processing.
Now, 16 years old, no family court's gonna remand her to your care.
They can only remand you in isolation for three months.
As they have been on remand for longer than that, they are free to leave.
We'll keep him in remand for dumping Louise's body.
If we're talking numbers, day 1 corresponds to the day he was arrested, and day 22, to the end of his remand period.
My allowance from the remand prison.
I was taken to South London Remand Center.
Although I may have temporarily taken leave of my sanity I withdraw my former judgment and remand Thomas into the remedial custody of Aldous Gajic.
Since I was on remand, they've had me on this program.
We're asking for remand without bail.
Gordon Ince was on remand for child abuse during his time at Shiellion.
Remand, Your Honor.
Then I have no choice but to remand you. to the Palace of Justice, for processing.
And it is not mine but the job of the police to catch and send him to a Remand Home.
The People have requested remand.
Presently detained on remand for active collaboration.

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