He added that handcuffing is a standard self-defense procedure with a violent suspect who has been wounded.

Conservatives angrily denounced the "handcuffing of the police."

He died after 29 hours of continuous interrogation and extensive torture that included beatings around the ears, painful handcuffing and more.

American authorities say that shackling people is rare and that handcuffing is mainly used while detainees are being taken to another location.

Justice Kenneth Shorter did not endorse the Correction Department's right to eliminate handcuffing of prisoners in hospitals.

The chase here covers England's Lake District and a temporary handcuffing to the beauteous Madeleine Carroll.

In the past, police officers typically handcuffed an arrested person with his or her hands in front, but since approximately the mid-1960s behind-the-back handcuffing has been the standard.

Harry Zirlin is not Abner Louima, and there are injustices worse than the brief handcuffing of a Scarsdale lawyer.

For several days following, federal officials denied that this second handcuffing had occurred, they later reversed this position, confirming that a second passenger had been handcuffed.

The handcuffing is the latest in a series of unusual clashes involving the judge, Donna G. Recant, who has been accused of highhandedness by many lawyers.

Recruits are taught the policies and procedures of the department, self-defense, firearms use, proper handcuffing and restraint techniques, proper emergency vehicle operations, and many other topics.

There is no excuse for the no-knock entry into our home, the killing of Payton and Chase, and the prolonged handcuffing of my mother-in-law and myself."

Those methods, Amnesty International contends, include painful handcuffing, sleep deprivation and forcing prisoners to sit in painful positions or to squat on their haunches for prolonged periods.

The unusual fight between Mrs. Bedi and the New Delhi legal establishment began in January with the arrest and handcuffing of a lawyer for petty theft.

To the Editor: Re "Handcuffing Campaign Reform" (Op-Ed, April 17): Money in politics is the root of much evil, many citizens believe.

The accused turned out to be a lawyer, and his handcuffing before a district court in New Delhi has ballooned into a bitter confrontation between lawyers and the Indian authorities.

However, the Capitals, a team oriented toward defense and fresh from a thorough handcuffing of the Devils in the opening round of the playoffs, ultimately couldn't handle what turned into a shootout.

Stricter Enforcement of Policies He said most of the steps would entail stricter enforcement of existing policies, involving such practices as more handcuffing and greater use of court officers' power of arrest.

Under the Clinton plan there would have been tacit rationing, limits on service, and more rules about doctor visits--exactly the kind of bureaucratization and handcuffing of doctors that Americans so deplore in HMOs.

Displaying Old Character In that context, Saturday's handcuffing of the Kings was particularly cathartic because it was so characteristic of the way the Rangers had won during their startling rush at the beginning of the season.

Under questioning from a panel of journalists during the 90-minute forum, the candidates criticized the recent handcuffing by police of a 7-year-old boy in a Brooklyn school, where officers said he had been spitting and screaming at people and biting them.

Other abusive methods, like the use of barking attack dogs to frighten new prisoners and the handcuffing of detainees to cell doors to punish them for talking, were phased out more gradually, military officials and former detainees said.

Macy's has agreed to pay New York State $600,000 to settle a complaint that its New York department stores engaged in racial profiling and the unlawful handcuffing of customers detained on suspicion of shoplifting, officials said yesterday.

"The detention and handcuffing of Chen ahead of his trail may have violated the Constitution," she said, also adding that the government should clear up doubts on whether the change of judges before Chen's trial was a result of political pressure.

During his Speaker ship, a question of privilege regarding the handcuffing of a member of the Lok Sabha while he was being taken from the jail to the Magistrate's Court in Bihar came up before the House.

The women were kept handcuffed for more than two hours.

I came to, face down on the floor, and found myself handcuffed.

He was handcuffed and put into a police car after the performance.

He handcuffed the man and led him out of the building.

Her hands were handcuffed to the head of the bed.

He had been shot in the back after being handcuffed.

"Quite a few have been handcuffed and shot in the back of the head."

At the beginning, we had to handcuff him a little.

It was the first time that he had been handcuffed.

I handcuffed the other two and left them in the woods.

When he got out of the car to visit, the man was handcuffed to him.

In seconds, they were handcuffed and back on their feet.

He was still alive at that point, so I handcuffed him.

The ladies are handcuffed together, but they seem all right.

You will be handcuffed to a sink for quite some time.

He was ordered out of the car, handcuffed and read his rights.

The boy's mother turned to the lawyer as the boy was indeed handcuffed.

There, put your arms back and let me handcuff them on the other side of it.

Soon after being handcuffed, the woman escaped, the police said.

The Admiral was, however, still very nearly handcuffed by the situation.

She then has him handcuffed and brought back to the carrier.

The first he looked after was a 23-year-old with Aids who had been handcuffed to the bed.

He was handcuffed to a chair in a room full of officers.

"Three hours ago I had the killer handcuffed on the floor right here!"

They were actually going to take him, handcuffed, to something called an interrogation room?