summary arrest

Section 5(4) gives the police the power of summary arrest for this offence.

Because I wished for nothing that could incriminate her in the event of my summary arrest.

Section 26 repeals a number of existing statutory provisions which allowed summary arrest.

Some offences under section 24(2) already attracted a power of summary arrest under individual statutes.

"A man upon Hawaii was suddenly taken away after a summary arrest, leaving behind him a helpless wife about to give birth to a babe.

He told someone he expected a military honour for protecting the security of his country's most important naval base, not summary arrest and humiliation.

By day, the Russian military continues to conduct aggressive "mopping up" operations consisting of house-to-house searches and summary arrests.

Tales of summary arrests, of death-sentences without trial, of wholesale massacres were on everybody's lips.

Section 24 provides for a power of summary arrest in respect of arrestable offences as defined in that section.

"I believe the summary arrest was premature and I believe it was wrong," the lawyer, James Lysaght, said.

The time-worn façade and crumbling stonework told the usual pitiable tale of summary arrest and its awful corollary.

Since their iniquitous "Law of the Suspect", no man, woman, or child is safe from denunciation: now with this perambulating army, summary arrests occur by the thousand.

Throughout 1920s and 1930s, thousands of Jews, fleeing religious oppression, confiscation of property, summary arrests, and repressions, fled to Palestine.

They lived in Dublin and awaited the sound of the army Crossley tender which brought the threat of summary arrest under the terms of the amnesty.

He said the department had issued a directive citing the ruling and saying that "if they are card-carrying participants, no summary arrests should be made unless they're committing some other offense."

The law has already been changed such that migrant laborers no longer face summary arrest, after a widely publicised incident in 2003, when a university-educated migrant died in Guangdong province.

On their arrival the soldiers started cheering Alexander while ignoring Elagabalus, who ordered the summary arrest and execution of anyone who had taken part in this display of insubordination.

Under the cedula system, however, taxpayers were individually responsible to Spanish authorities for payment of the tax, and were subject to summary arrest for failure to show a cedula receipt.

The streets were ill-lighted and Government spies lurked round every corner, stalking likely prey; and one never knew, any chance word lightly uttered might mean summary arrest, with its inevitable awful consequences.

Claude Lemoine declared that Laporte's mouth literally opened for the call which would have summoned the sergeant of the guard into the room and ordered the summary arrest of this impudent stranger.

Like many other Iranian Jews, he was escaping anti-Semitic decrees under the Ayatollah Khomeini's regime that did not allow Jews to attend a university and that subjected them to summary arrests.

By its enactment the very fact that a man or woman or even a child, was as much as suspected of treason, made them liable to summary arrest and more often than not to the sentence of death.

"You choose to look upon the matter lightly, M. le General," Rosemary rejoined, with a touch of impatience, "but to these unfortunate people the summary arrest of their only son is anything but a light matter.

Under section 25 the police have a power of summary arrest in the case of non-arrestable offences, but only where service of a summons appears to the officer to be impracticable or inappropriate because any of the general arrest conditions noted below apply.

A final spark leading to war was the summary arrest and execution of German nationalist Johann Philipp Palm in August 1806 for publishing a pamphlet which strongly attacked Napoleon and the conduct of his army occupying Germany.