Sentences with phrase «released on bail without»
Over the past 12 months, over 3,000 people suspected of violent crime, murder, rape and sexual offences have been released on bail without conditions, according to the BBC.
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NEWARK, N.J. (Reuters)- U.S. Senator Robert Menendez of New Jersey, a leading foreign policy voice in Congress, entered a not guilty plea on corruption charges during a federal court appearance on Thursday and was released without bail.
Scarborough, who was released without bail, is expected in federal court later on Wednesday, where he will face another set of charges.
US Sen. Robert Menendez of New Jersey entered a not guilty plea on corruption charges during a federal court appearance and was released without bail.
Rodriguez was arraigned Thursday night on charges of reckless endangerment, disorderly conduct, obstructing government administration of medical services, and resisting arrest, and released without bail.
Jeffords was released without bail and is scheduled to appear in court on May 7, 2018.
Carrie Solages, 38, pleaded not guilty and was released without bail on misdemeanor charges of third - degree assault and endangering the welfare of a child — the girlfriend's daughter — at his afternoon arraignment in First District Court in Hempstead.
We entreat those leaders to act now, to urge Dr. Sen's immediate release on bail, and insist that this time his appeal is heard without delay under the highest standards of Indian law.
After being released on bail in 2011, he was prohibited from leaving Beijing without permission for one year.
Once the accused arrives at the courthouse, the Crown prosecutor has the discretion to release the accused person on conditions, without the need for a contested bail hearing.
Such an interpretation would result in sentences inconsistent with the Code's own statement of principles, and would presume that the legislature intended to abolish the quantitative rationale for enhanced credit — that offenders should not be punished more severely because they were not released on bail — without clear language.
Given the sensitivity of these bail scenarios, authorities and the majority of the public back the change, and are leaning on the effective adaptation of police forces, but some are also not as keen, claiming the new rule could put victims at risk because suspects may be released without conditions.