preventive detention

Does it really sort out to being in one sense preventive detention?

The conditions set for meeting preventive detention are difficult, and should be.

But preventive detention is a dangerous way to do so.

They were later released after three years of preventive detention.

"The law provides for specific cases when preventive detention may be used," he said.

Preventive detention may last for longer than 10 years, and is used only in exceptional cases.

Preventive detention can give communities and individuals peace of mind.

He remains in preventive detention since 2011 to this date.

In India, preventive detention can be extended for only three months.

The British policy of "preventive detention" without trial was ended.

They agreed that bail is not meant as preventive detention.

After almost 16 months of preventive detention, on 19 July 2010, he was released from jail.

This is a selective and dubious form of preventive detention.

"No way you could dream up a charge and haul them in for preventive detention?"

If preventive detention is needed in the post-9/11 world, he said, legislators should address that question directly.

He is alleged to have fled as there were plans to place him under preventive detention.

He said nearly 3,000 people had been arrested, including 1,500 who were being held as criminals under preventive detention laws.

New Jersey already allows preventive detention for defendants in capital cases.

And there are sufficient provisions in preventive detention to make sure that the public is safe.

It should be noted that he has been held in preventive detention since then, among dangerous criminals.

No women have yet been sentenced to preventive detention.

We think Bury was behind this rebellion, but there's not enough evidence to put him in preventive detention.

The edict, issued last week, changed the rules on preventive detention.

Canada has a long history of allowing preventive detention.