Sentences with phrase «custody arraignments»

Not exact matches

Kimmons was initially indicted on drug charges in March of last year and has been in custody since his arraignment on those charges.

Though the charge against Metuh has not been assigned to any judge for his arraignment, however, Justice Okon Abang, yesterday, adjourned till January 20 to hear the suit challenging the continued detention of the PDP spokesman in EFCC custody.

The New York Republican was taken into custody prior to his arraignment on the federal charges, which took place early Monday afternoon, said Loretta Lynch, the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of New York.

On the war against corruption, although the Church lauded the Federal Government, it urged the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, «to stop media trials of suspects in their custody and ensure the conclusion of investigations before arraignment and prosecution of alleged offenders.»

«The defendants must be remanded in prison custody, if they fail to perfect their bail conditions within two months from the day of arraignment,» the trial judge held.

Justice Olatoregun adjourned their arraignment till March 20, adding that the defendants be returned to custody where they came from.

It will be recalled that, on the 24th April, 2018, at about 12 noon, Sen. Dino Melaye while in lawful custody of the Nigeria Police Force and being taken for arraignment for Conspiracy and Unlawful Possession of Prohibited Firearms in Court in Lokoja, from Abuja, escaped from lawful custody when hoodlums and miscreants in Two (2) Toyota Hilux Vehicles blocked the Police vehicle conveying Senator Dino Melaye around Area 1 Round About, Abuja.

Notartomaso is in custody and awaiting arraignment, the SPCA said.

If the juvenile is in custody, the arraignment is called a detention hearing.

As a Certified Student Attorney, he represented both «in - custody» and «walk - in» clients at misdemeanor arraignments.

A trial in a misdemeanor case must be held within thirty days of your arraignment if you are in custody and within forty - five days of your arraignment if you are out of custody, unless you waive your right to a speedy trial.

I was thinking this meant the defendant is remaining in custody (unless he posts bail) until the next hearing on 2/5, but another family member interpreted it as just meaning the arraignment took place.

Contingent fee arraignment is prohibited in divorce, criminal, and child custody cases.