Sentences with phrase «time arrestees»
Acting Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez said that a similar policy will be implemented in Brooklyn and noted that, like Vance, he participates in in the Project Reset pilot program, a program in which 16 - and 17 - year - old first - time arrestees arrested for low - level offenses can participate in a counseling program.
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The new system would mean arrestees wouldn't have to wait in jail as people trying to bail them out took time off work, traveled to payment locations and often waited in long lines to post...
Arrestees were also held for longer periods of time, even though the newly added captives were arrested for less serious crimes.
Since an arrest occurs at the time that a person is taken into custody under a charge, this is taken generally to mean that the arrestee shall be brought before a magistrate within a twenty - four hour period.