unlawful detention

He was bending the law quite far already, nearly to the point of unlawful detention.

In that instance, a defendant could challenge an unlawful detention, he said.

The purpose was to deal with kidnappings and other unlawful detentions.

Kidnapping, abduction, unlawful detention and torture are things we must never permit.

No arrests were made; however new department policy was developed after the incident because the officers conducted an unlawful detention.

We support the call for anyone responsible for unlawful detentions to be prosecuted.

The suit alleges "the unlawful detention of sacred objects and art treasures."

Habeas corpus is a legal action through which a person can seek relief from unlawful detention.

When they brought me a meal I ate it, then destroyed the dishes to show my contempt for this unlawful detention.

Mr. Mo said holding his client beyond that deadline constituted an unlawful detention.

Unlawful detention or illegal confiscation of property are examples of such abuse.

He moved to suppress the evidence based on his unlawful detention after he had already left his apartment.

That they are still being kept in unlawful detention, including by a country with aspirations to membership of the European Union, is unacceptable.

The police denied any unlawful detentions.

Only States perform acts such as unlawful detention of private citizens, torture, conduct foreign engagements and diplomatic relations.

Papa Dee was furthermore reimbursed by the State due to the treatment and unlawful detention he'd been subject to.

Not only is the army ineffective, but many claim that it has used the insurgency as an excuse for extrajudicial killings, unlawful detentions and rape.

He returned to duty a few days later, and forwarded an 'official' letter of apology from the Home Secretary for his unlawful detention.

Lawyers for the Ay family, who are now in Germany, took civil action against the Home Office for unlawful detention.

The unlawful detention of a person is a breach of his or her right to personal liberty guaranteed by Article 9(1) of the Constitution.

The protesters were arrested but later dismissed without charges, with their own countersuit for unlawful detention dismissed with costs.

He let the Muslims' lawsuit continue, mainly on their claims of unlawful detention conditions, but dismissed key elements of their discrimination claims.

In 1997 he was convicted of unlawful detention, coercion, and bodily harm, and was given a suspended sentence of two years imprisonment.

On 17 September 2007, Arthurs pleaded guilty in the Supreme Court to charges of murder and unlawful detention.

They included the hunters, who sued Mr. Barnett for unlawful detention, emotional distress and other claims, and sought at least $200,000.