remanding (Meaning)

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remanding (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Remand

The judge remanded the defendant to custody until his trial date.
The case was remanded to the lower court for further proceedings.
The prosecutor requested that the suspect be remanded to jail without bond.
The defendant's request for bail was denied and he was remanded to the county jail.
The jury was remanded for further deliberations after failing to reach a verdict.
The governor remanded the death row inmate to prison after his execution was halted.
The court remanded the child custody case to the family court for resolution.
The stolen property was remanded to its rightful owner after the investigation was completed.
The government agency remanded the seized documents to the company under investigation.
The appeal court remanded the decision to the original court for reconsideration.

of Remand

incarcerating, jailing, committing, detaining, holding, arresting, apprehending, imprisoning, locking (up), restraining

discharging,discharging, releasing, releasing, emancipating, loosing, freeing, loosening, loosening, emancipating

The judge remanded the defendant to custody until his trial date.

The case was remanded to the lower court for further proceedings.

The prosecutor requested that the suspect be remanded to jail without bond.

The defendant's request for bail was denied and he was remanded to the county jail.