remand in Danish
remand in Danish is varetægtsfængsle — remand means to send someone accused of a crime back into custody while they wait for trial.
remand in Danish
varetægtsfængsle
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 Danish?
"remand" in Danish is varetægtsfængsle. 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 Danish, "remand" is varetægtsfængsle.
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