Sentences with word «unconvicted»
The authors hope that there will be a searching and detailed analysis by the court as to whether Arts 8 (2) and 14 (2) can really provide sufficient justification for the indefinite retention of the DNA of unconvicted persons.
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The government argues that the UK is pioneering the technology and that other European member states, none of which permanently retains DNA information of unconvicted persons, are following suit.
Sam Glover: Help me get my head around what does it cost to produce something like Unconvicted or Driven Law because you know lawyers are going to be listening and they're going to say, «Oh, that sounds neat.»
«Look after these,» he said, and I could see how he had built up his record of 40 years of unconvicted poaching.
Not only that, but women in the military are forced into silence and their assailants go unconvicted.
To get it simmering nicely just add a few assaults and serious threats from police topped with hours of personal accounts from other unconvicted detainees to frighten you to the point that its not sleep you dream of, more like death itself.
York notices the little trick of punishing for unconvicted conduct that the government, aided by provisions of the federal sentencing guidelines, uses all the time in federal sentencing.
The retention of unconvicted persons» data might be especially harmful in the case of minors, given their special situation and the importance of their development and integration in society.
In Scotland an unconvicted person's DNA information will not be kept for police purposes unless they are suspected of committing a serious violent or sexual offence.
«We are concerned that by posting the arrest video of an unconvicted person, the attorney general is more interested in political grandstanding than protecting the public,» ACLU lawyer Marina Lowe told the Deseret News.
Brad Clark: Unconvicted is a service that's offered by our firm and we have kind of a for - profit arm to it and a not - for - profit arm and they kind of serve two different functions.
The detention for 10 years in the WA prison system of an unconvicted Aboriginal man with an intellectual disability is nothing short of a disgrace, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner Mick Gooda said today.