remand in Czech
remand in Czech is vrácení do vyšetřovací vazby — remand means to send someone accused of a crime back into custody while they wait for trial.
remand in Czech
vrácení do vyšetřovací vazby
The act of sending an accused person back into custody whilst awaiting trial.
What does "remand" mean?
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verb To send someone accused of a crime back into custody while they wait for trial.
"The judge remanded him in custody until the next hearing."
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verb For a higher court to send a case back down to a lower court for further action.
"The appeals court remanded the case for a new trial."
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noun The act of holding an accused person in custody before trial.
"He spent six weeks on remand awaiting sentencing."
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remand in a sentence
- The judge remanded him in custody until the next hearing.
- The appeals court remanded the case for a new trial.
- He spent six weeks on remand awaiting sentencing.
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What is "remand" in Czech?
"remand" in Czech is vrácení do vyšetřovací vazby. remand means: To send someone accused of a crime back into custody while they wait for trial.
How do you use "remand" in a sentence?
Example: "The judge remanded him in custody until the next hearing." In Czech, "remand" is vrácení do vyšetřovací vazby.
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