further detention

For further detention, a court must order the imprisonment.

The warrant can authorise further detention for periods up to 36 hours.

At the 36 hour point the suspect must be charged, released or an application made for a warrant of further detention.

This may have enabled them to obtain warrants for further detention."

One factor offered as a justification for his further detention stated:

The Department of Defense is continually evaluating detainees for release or further detention.

He was soon overtaken nevertheless, and again surrounded, but without further detention was then permitted to go down to the sea.

"Any basis for further detention of this defendant, Mr. Hale?"

Further detention can only be authorised in the case of a person who is suspected of having committed a serious arrestable offence.

Short of a sharp turn, Ai is unlikely to face further detention in this case, but he is hardly out of the woods.

Ms. Hemming said the authorities had not decided whether to seek the further detention of any of the suspects still being held without charge.

Consequences may include further detention.

If the custody officer is satisfied that the person has been lawfully detained, they will authorise further detention of the person.

Where an application for further detention is sought, the suspect must be taken before the magistrates and provided with a copy of the police information against him.

-[A]ny further detention...must be based on consent or probable cause.

All but one of the men - Brahim Yadel, 36 - were freed pending trial after several months of further detention by the French authorities.

In the case of Martinez and Benitez where deportation to Cuba is implausible, further detention is unnecessary.

For the police may apply to a magistrates' court which can issue a 'warrant of further detention' if it reasonably believes this course of action to be justified.

If the officer observes enough to have a reasonable suspicion to legally justify a further detention and investigation, they will ask the driver to step out of the vehicle.

Dr. Moore's supervisor, Dr. Harvey Powelson, then ordered that Poddar not be subject to further detention.

Such a police officer may, if satisfied that the enquiries cannot be completed within 48 hours, authorize the further detention of the person for an additional period not exceeding 14 days.

County officials obtained another court order that conditioned Mr. Ellison's release to his taking his medication, forcing him to risk contempt proceedings and further detention if he did not.

Before the seventy-two hours are up, they can go back to the court and apply for an extension of the warrant of further detention by up to another thirty-six hours.

If a suspect cannot be brought to trial without revealing evidence that would endanger key informants, then a federal judge could order further detention, but only for a maximum period of two years.

The President's power in this area is restricted by the requirement that the board must recommend the detainee's release; if further detention is recommended, the President has no power to direct otherwise.