Budget issues remanded to the Board

The two suspects were remanded for seven days by Jerusalem Magistrate s Court.

And the defendant may be forthwith remanded to the custody of the United States Marshal.

The Supreme Court remanded the case to the judge of first instance for further fact findings.

The Act also permits suspects to be remanded in custody for 36 hours without access to counsel (Covenant, art.

Palin is being remanded in Mat Su Pretrial Facility and is being held on a 500 unsecured bond, reported KTUU.

On 10 December 2004, the Basmanny court in Moscow ordered her to be remanded in custody as a preventive measure.

If remanded in custody, an accused person may be visited by his or her lawyer to ensure a well prepared defence.

It remanded the case back to the immigration judge for consideration of Mr. Ali's eligibility for relief under the Convention against Torture.

In June, nine police officers were charged with rape, three of whom were remanded in custody, and six others were conditionally released.

All the above mentioned individuals had been remanded by the concerned courts to judicial custody and were confined in Central Prison, Karachi.

Two of his son apos s assailants were briefly kept in police custody for interrogation another was remanded in custody for another week.

369. Rashid Ameen, an MQM worker, was reportedly arrested on 13 April 1996 and remanded into police custody at New Karachi police station.

He was refused bail on account of the seriousness of the charges and remanded in custody for two and a half months awaiting trial.

Primary (or equivalently ranked) schools for adults, general secondary schools and trade or vocational secondary schools for people remanded in prisons, by the Minister of Justice

8. It appears from the Government apos s reply that, except for those persons remanded or released, all the others remain under detention without charge or trial.

The Supreme Court held that the Court of Appeal had dismissed the existence of the trade usage without sufficient investigation and remanded the case for additional fact findings.

361. Feroze Uddin, an MQM worker from North Karachi, was reportedly arrested on 19 September 1995 and remanded in police custody on charges of assault on public servants.

The judge reportedly commented on the numerous injuries to his body and ordered that he be remanded to judicial rather than police custody and that he be provided medical care.

In the circumstances, the Government apos s contention that detainees convicted by tribunals established by domestic laws ... or remanded on court orders are no concern of the Special Rapporteurs is wholly unacceptable.

A case management unit has been established to ensure that strict time frames are met in cases where bail is not granted and the accused is remanded in custody to await trial.

It further indicated that a certain number of detainees without giving their names or their exact number had in the meantime been remanded in custody by the courts and that many others had been released.

The State party should take steps to further reduce the backlog, while guaranteeing access to justice to all, and ensure that those persons remanded in custody for trial are brought to trial as speedily as possible.

The General Assembly concurred with the recommendations of ACABQ contained in its report (A 52 519, paras. 26 and 27) and the four issues were remanded to the 1998 session of the Board for further consideration.

154. On 1 March, the Lod Military Court remanded for an additional 10 days a Palestinian man charged with funnelling funds from the United States based Holy Land Foundation to families of dead or imprisoned Hamas activists.

However, it is irrelevant in determining the arbitrary nature of the detention, since the place to have been inspected is not the place where the statements were made but one in which the detainee was held at a later point, when remanded in custody.

It has been reported that under the extradition agreement between the two countries, dated 21 June 1975, the Government with which the application is lodged may order the accused to be remanded in custody while the requesting Government formalizes the application within the specified three month deadline.

During these consultations Nigeria has explained fully its position that we are unable to permit, as a pre condition for the visit, access to certain identified categories of persons who have either been duly convicted by tribunals established by domestic laws and serving prison terms or have been remanded on court orders.

The Board noted that, while normally it would not have considered requests for reclassification of posts outside the regular biennial budgetary cycle, the question of the upgrading of the post of the Chief of the Investment Management Service and the impact on the post of the Secretary had been remanded by the Standing Committee to the Board.

It is submitted that on the contrary, both the courts and the police of Roskilde took the case against the three individuals accused of aggressing M. P. very seriously this appears both from the sentence imposed on Mr. H. and from the fact that he was remanded in custody after the incident, upon order of the Court of Roskilde of 21 July 1991.

19. It appears from the facts as described above that, out of the 532 persons figuring on the list of persons detained since 5 December 1994, 2 were expelled to Dubai, 17 were released and the other 513 remain under detention without charge or trial, with the exception of a few persons whose number and identity are unknown to the Group, who, according to the Government, have been remanded in custody.

Accordingly, the case was remanded to the Court of Appeals for consideration of the foreign plaintiffs' alternative argument that the foreign and domestic effects of the cartel were linked because these foreign effects could not have existed but for the adverse domestic effects, i.e. that higher prices in the United States had given rise to higher prices around the world, so as to avoid arbitrage from the rest of the world to the United States.