Remand

The prosecutor requested that the court remand the suspect in custody until their next hearing.

The prosecutor argued that the court should remand the defendant in custody to ensure their appearance at trial.

The judge decided to remand the accused in custody until their trial.

The court has decided to remand the accused in custody until the next hearing.

The court can remand a defendant in custody if they are considered a danger to society.

The court may decide to remand a defendant in custody if they fail to comply with bail conditions.

The court may decide to remand a suspect in custody if there is a risk of them interfering with the investigation.

The judge decided to remand the case back to the trial court for additional evidence.

The remand of the book release was announced due to editing issues.

The remand of the product launch was caused by a delay in manufacturing.

The project was put on remand pending further review.

The trial was granted a remand to allow for additional evidence to be gathered.

The remand of the project was due to a lack of funding.

The remand of the meeting was necessary due to a scheduling conflict.

The remand of the production was announced due to the director's illness.

The remand of the game release was caused by a bug in the software.

The remand of the construction project was caused by a shortage of building materials.

The judge's decision to remand the case was met with disappointment from both parties.

The court will remand the defendant in custody until their bail hearing.

The judge decided to remand the suspect in custody for further investigation.

The judge has the authority to remand a defendant in custody if they are considered a flight risk.

The court will remand the suspect in custody if there is a risk of evidence tampering.

The police were authorized to remand the suspect in custody for 72 hours.

The magistrate decided to remand the defendant in custody pending a psychiatric evaluation.

The prosecutor requested that the court remand the suspect in custody until the trial is completed.

The judge has the discretion to remand the accused in custody if they pose a risk to public safety.

The police have the power to remand a suspect in custody for up to 24 hours.

The judge ordered a remand of the case for further investigation.

The defense attorney requested a remand of the case to the lower court.

The prosecutor argued against the remand of the case, stating that all evidence had been presented.

The appellate court issued a remand of the case, citing errors in the lower court's decision.

The remand of the case caused a delay in the trial schedule.

The remand of the case gave the defense team an opportunity to present new evidence.

The remand of the case allowed the lower court to review new information that had come to light.

The judge announced the remand of the case and set a new hearing date.

The remand of the case was necessary to ensure a fair and just outcome.

The court granted a remand to correct a mistake made in the initial ruling.

The remand was necessary to ensure a fair and just outcome for all involved.

The judge decided to remand the suspect in custody without bail.

The court can remand a witness in custody for failing to comply with a subpoena.

The prosecutor sought to remand the defendant in custody due to the risk of flight.

The court can remand the juvenile offender in custody.

The judge had no choice but to remand the suspect in custody due to the severity of the crime.

The tax collector will remand the taxpayer to appear in court for a hearing.

The court will remand the landlord to come to the court to discuss the rent payment.

The court will remand the parent to return to court with a child custody agreement.

The court decided to remand the case to a higher court for further review.

The judge decided to remand the case to a different court due to jurisdictional issues.

The defendant's attorney asked to remand the case to a later date due to a scheduling conflict.

The judge decided to remand the defendant for further questioning.