remanded (Meaning)

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remanded (imp. & p. p.)

of Remand

No weak antonyms found.

The judge remanded the defendant to prison due to overwhelming evidence against him.
After the trial, the jury remanded the case back to the court for further investigation.
The appellate court remanded the decision to the lower court for reconsideration.
The Supreme Court remanded the death penalty sentence to the state court for review.
The suspect was remanded into police custody for questioning about the murder.
The witness was remanded to the witness protection program for their safety.
The child was remanded to the custody of Child Protective Services following allegations of abuse.
The forensic evidence was remanded to the crime lab for re-examination.
The government remanded the property to its rightful owner after the legal dispute was resolved.
The bankruptcy court remanded the case to the creditors' committee for further negotiations.

of Remand

imprisoned, jailed, committed, locked (up),detained, interned, arrested, incarcerated, apprehended, held

released, freed, freed, released,discharged, discharged, sprung, liberated, sprung, loosed

The judge remanded the defendant to prison due to overwhelming evidence against him.

After the trial, the jury remanded the case back to the court for further investigation.

The appellate court remanded the decision to the lower court for reconsideration.

The Supreme Court remanded the death penalty sentence to the state court for review.