Sentences with phrase «only detain people»

It is, therefore, a mistake to think that the criminal law will only detain people in response to proven wrongdoing.

Not exact matches

«Only 109 people out of 325,000 were detained and held for questioning.

Forty - two per cent of people believed the act should be changed so people could only be detained where there was «reasonable suspicion» of involvement in terrorism, compared to 33 % opposed.

The power is very broad and allows officials to detain people without reasonable suspicion, but it has some significant limitations, including that it can only be used to establish whether someone is a terrorist.

We have released a list of demands and among them is the release of torture, trafficking, gender - based violence victims among other vulnerable people that continue not only to be detained indefinitely, but also deported to the situations they escaped in the first place, I would like to inform you that we will be holding a sit - in to protest the specific point of detaining torture victims.»

Under the liberal Democratic mayor, the city booted Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials from Rikers Island and has only honored the federal agency's requests it detain a suspect if that person has committed one of 170 violent felony offenses.

Meanwhile, I have also realised that the only person that could be sure of not going to be detained either in cell, house - arrest or prison must surely be the dead person in the grave.

The people detained — without handcuffs — were only issued citations and ticketed, not arrested.

If people do not want cats to be killed and cleaned up as if they were nothing but garbage, then they ought to fund Trap Neuter DETAIN shelters, where these cats can not only be taken out of their unnatural place in the food chain, but will be protected from humans with malicious intent, as well as accidents with things like cars.

Often, the tourist has not tried to make any sort of purchase, only conversing briefly with the person soliciting, before being detained and fined.

Section 515 sets out that detaining an accused person in custody is only permitted on one or more of the following grounds:

«Most people detained under the Immigration Act powers spend only very short periods in detention.

It had already been found in R. (on the application of Babbage) v Secretary of State for the Home Department [2016] EWHC 148 Admin that detaining somebody for the purpose of prosecuting them under section 35 was not a lawful exercise of the power to detain which could only be used for the purpose of deporting the person concerned.

These limits mean that a person can only be detained for a set period of time and for a reasonable period.

Giving the leading judgment, Lord Lloyd - Jones observed the centrality of Hardial Singh principles which stipulate that (i) the authorities must intend to deport the person and can only use the detention power for that purpose, (ii) the deportee may only be detained for a reasonable period, (iii) if it becomes apparent that the authorities will not be able to effect deportation within a reasonable period then it should not seek to exercise the power of detention, and (iv) the authorities should act with reasonable diligence and expedition to effect removal.

be based on one of the statutory powers (which are spread across different pieces of immigration legislation) which state that a person may only be detained under immigration powers... with a view to his removal;