Sentences with phrase «awaiting trial»

Quick check of the court records confirms, he is awaiting trial for murder.

Practically all divorce mediators in the state are trained and certified to mediate cases that have been filed and are awaiting trial in court.

When a young person is charged with a criminal offence and is awaiting trial, they can either be given bail by the court, or they can be held on remand.

Evening supervisor cross trained for involvement in numerous therapeutic environments, with facility housing patients ranging from awaiting trial for murder, to involuntary inpatient stay.

Overview A Correctional Officer works in a prison / jail and is responsible for the maintenance of rules among both inmates and those awaiting trial.

They work with prisoners who are awaiting trial or have been convicted of a crime.

A correctional officer's job responsibilities include overseeing individuals who have been arrested and are awaiting trial, and crime -LSB-...]

A correctional officer is someone who is responsible for overseeing individuals who have been arrested and are awaiting trial, or who have been sentenced to serve time in a jail, reformatory, or prison.

Correctional officers are responsible for overseeing individuals who have been arrested and are awaiting trial or who have been sentenced to serve time in jail or prison.

There were reports Karpeles, who was arrested and imprisoned last year, recently released, presumably awaiting trial, was spendthrift.

Regardless, Ross Ulbricht is still awaiting trial, and so far 18000 of the Silk Road bitcoins have been auctioned off by the United States Marshals.

Theodore Khleborod, the alleged drug dealer known online as «Peter the Great,» found dead in South Carolina jail while awaiting trial.

Insurers will also check for any recent criminal activity, for example if you're currently in jail, awaiting trial, or on probation or parole.

Nugyen was detained for one year while awaiting a trial on firearm charges.

This limitation is related to the 11 (d) Charter right of the presumption of innocence, and causes «exquisite agony» not only for the accused while awaiting trial, but also for their immediate family.

The jails across Canada, like Toronto's Don Jail, became horribly over-crowded with accused person's awaiting trial much longer.

While presumed to be innocent, they may spend years in prison awaiting trial.

Say a man is arrested for embezzlement, and while awaiting trial the arresting agency found evidence of tax fraud.

However, that repute also depends on the confidence citizens have that persons charged with serious crimes will not be able to evade justice, harm others or interfere with the administration of justice while awaiting trial.

Another co-conspirator, Kingsley Osagie, was arrested as he arrived in the Atlanta area from Nigeria and is currently awaiting trial in the Middle District of Pennsylvania.

It blamed over-crowded jails on accused persons» not applying for bail, which the federal Attorney General said was caused by judges» being overly generous by awarding 2 days off a sentence for every day spent awaiting trial for unconscionably long periods in bad jails, which the AG said made Cr.

The rate of incarcerated accused awaiting trial is by far the highest in the country and Manitoba has one of the highest rates of incarceration of Indigenous people.

He currently is awaiting trial in Albany on charges he failed to pay $ 5 million in taxes.

Over 20 percent of prison and jail inmates in the United States are currently awaiting trial, but little is known about the impact of pretrial detention on defendants.

Finally, the Project does not provide assistance to individuals who are awaiting trial or whose only claim is that their rights were violated.

For instance, the government has suggested the use of «bail beds», which allow low - risk offenders to reside in a supervised home in the community while awaiting trial.

The main focus of the new bail directive is to keep more individual offenders out of jail while awaiting trial.

Typically, jails are occupied by individuals who have just been arrested, are waiting to post bail, or are unable / not allowed to post bail and are awaiting trial.

The rate of suicides for prisoners awaiting trial is seven and a half times greater than in the general population, and six times greater for those already sentenced.

For more than a year, teachers from the nonprofit ConTextos have been leading the Authors» Circle, a memoir - writing class for detainees awaiting trial for violent offenses.

Of the total of 31 persons who have encountered the Court there are 2 convictions, 12 in custody awaiting trial on trial or, 1 pending execution of arrest, 3 released, 1 off the hook pending national trial, 3 people confirmed dead, and 9 fugitives.

Attorney Mike Moity of New Iberia, Louisiana couldn't stand by while visitors from Dallas, arrested on ridiculous misdemeanors, sat in jail awaiting trial because they couldn't pay bail.

The man was arrested on Jan. 20, 2015, and spent more than five days in custody awaiting trial.

Keeping a person in custody while awaiting trial is only justified where it is necessary: • To make sure the person shows up to court to deal with the charges.

High school teacher charged with sexual assault wins right to be paid while awaiting trial, Winnipeg Free Press

He says that the lack of efficiency and overpopulation of those awaiting trial can be attributed to the fact that charges are laid by police in Ontario without requiring review by the Crown.

«At the top of that list would be the significant proportion of people who are accused of crimes who are awaiting trial on remand.»

DWI Suspect Involved in Fatal New Mexico Crash Free on Bond Awaiting Trial, New Mexico Personal Injury Lawyer Blog, July 27, 2015.

While in prison awaiting trial for this case, evidence showed, Mr. Campbell bit two inmates and attacked other officers.»

The search for principle takes longer and longer, and in the meantime cases awaiting trial are delayed, to the disadvantage of the defendants awaiting trial, the witnesses to the events which bring the defendants to court, and the victims of those alleged crimes.»

I am aware of a case in which an accused in a completely non-violent alleged crime has been in jail for almost two and a half years awaiting trial.

It's hard to feel sorry for the three Kentucky lawyers who charged with stealing $ 64 million from their class action clients and are now awaiting trial on criminal fraud charges.

Recent developments in criminal justice, in particular the increase of accused in remand awaiting trial, has made court delay especially visible as a cost issue in Ontario.

He is also awaiting trial on the separate child abuse charges which were not related to this crash.

[The researchers] estimate that for New York City, their algorithm's advice could cut crime by defendants awaiting trial by as much as 25 percent without changing the numbers of people waiting in jail.

The most interesting case being, R. v. Mackey (1918), 52 N.S.R. 165 (S.C.) On March 15 it was determined that the caption (nee captain) of the Mont Blanc was to be released on bail, opposed by the crown, while awaiting trial on manslaughter charges which were later dropped.

Alternatively, it could be used to reduce the jail population awaiting trial by more than 40 percent, while leaving the crime rate by defendants unchanged.

Your attorney may be able to arrange for bail so you go home while awaiting trial.

But the beginning of the Ontario Legal Aid Plan (which became Legal Aid Ontario by way of the Legal Aid Services Act, 1998, s. 3 (1)-RRB-, on March 29, 1967, meant many more accused persons had lawyers, which resulted in: (1) many more trials and a lot fewer guilty pleas; and as a result, (2) drastically over-crowded jails containing inmates awaiting trial; and, (3) shortages of staff in the Toronto Crown Attorney's Office.

2) Question: I am awaiting trial on federal charges.