order of arrest

Not even someone under order of arrest can be denied or detained.

After the case is vented in criminal court, an order of arrest is issued.

Fix was very disappointed, and tried to obtain an order of arrest from the director of the Bombay police.

It's impossible to get a regular order of arrest until you've been properly booked as a matter of public record and your counsel fully informed.

The warrants and orders of arrest are not ordered by the police, but by local and federal judges", he said.

Nor, moreover, had Baisemeaux failed to observe that the order of arrest and that of liberation were both in the King's hand.

An order of arrest was issued against Jacques Colin who had openly supported the parish priest, Father Cabuchet.

I petition this conclave to rescind the order of arrest, to acknowledge the mistake, and declare me once more a member of the Society in good standing."

The Department of Public Security took the tasks of patrolling, intelligence and investigation as well as taking part in executing orders of arrests, searches and seizures.

He also signed the orders of arrest against many nationalist leaders, such as Phan Boi Chau, forcing them into exile and having their followers who were captured beheaded.

Gardiner went away with the proud consciousness of having the order of arrest in his pocket; and that fatal paper lay on the floor in the middle of the king's chamber.

The official order of arrest, which specified charges of "rumor mongering and the printing and circulation of leaflets and propaganda materials", was served only five months after his arrest.

Consequently, He granted the order of arrest without difficulty: He also gave Lorenzo a letter to a principal Officer of the Inquisition, desiring him to see his mandate executed.

"If it be so," replied the magistrate, "rely upon every reparation being made; meanwhile, I am the bearer of an order of arrest, and although I most reluctantly perform the task assigned me, it must, nevertheless, be fulfilled.

An order of arrest was warranted on her husband, and because of it, she was herself detained several times, in Rome and Venice, during her travel from Italy to relatives in Riga in Livonia in 1794.

At this time, la Présidente, Sade's mother-in-law, obtained a lettre de cachet (a royal order of arrest and imprisonment, without stated cause or access to the courts) from the king, excluding Sade from the jurisdiction of the courts.

To sign an order of arrest or a death-warrant was with the king such a usual and every-day matter, that it constituted no epoch in his life, and neither burdened him with troubles of conscience nor made his heart shudder and tremble.

Prosecuting lawyers said that the Argentine extradition request was incomplete, but that once a fully certified order of arrest had arrived from Buenos Aires, supreme court judge Luis Correa Bulo would most probably order Gen Pinochet to be placed under house arrest.

At one moment he asked himself whether all that Aramis had just been recounting to him was not a dream only, and whether the fable itself was not the snare; so that when he should arrive at the Bastille he might find an order of arrest, which would send him to join the dethroned King.

Five minutes later, the Chosen of the People, the fallen idol, is hustled out of the Hall into one of the Committee rooms close by, and with his friends--St. Just, Couthon, Lebas, his brother Augustin, and the others--all decreed accused and the order of arrest launched against them.