That home was full of young boys who were on remand for things like murder.

An increasing number of women were also being held in remand, heightening incarceration statistics still further.

While on remand he was subjected to mental torture, and forced to watch while others were tortured.

The criminal division of Moscow city court found the lower court's decision to remand Svetlana Bakhmina in custody to be lawful and well founded.

For doing this, I was incarcerated for a year in an assessment center which was actually a remand center. It was a virtual prison for young people.

(j) Take the necessary steps to guarantee the principle of separation between convicted prisoners and remand prisoners, and between them and immigrants who have been served with expulsion orders in detention centres

This means that remand in custody must not only be lawful but reasonable and necessary in all the circumstances, for example to prevent flight, interference with evidence or the recurrence of crime.

This means that remand in custody must not only be lawful but reasonable and necessary in all the circumstances, for example to prevent flight, interference with evidence or the recurrence of crime.

Subsequently, when Ms. Bakhmina's remand in custody was extended, the conditions of her detention and the grounds for the application of this preventive measure to her case were reviewed more than once by various courts.

In Proceedings of the I.P.P.F. Workshop at Macao, Police Apprehension and Remand Detention in the light of Guarantees of Fundamental Rights, Macao 1995 also in Palestra, Pismo Adwokatury Polskiej, 11 12 1996, Warunki zatrzymania przez policje .

9.4 On 6 August 2004, the Copenhagen City Court decided to release the author, thereby implicitly acknowledging his close family ties, as well as the hardship that the 11 months in custody on remand pending deportation after the end of his prison sentence constituted for him and his family.

Although the author's life with his family was interrupted for a considerable period of time because of his incarceration and subsequent custody on remand pending deportation, he received regular visits from his wife during that period and was able to visit his children several times during prison leave.

4.6 As to the author's comment that remand prisoners and convicted prisoners are held together at Port Philip Prison, and that this may infringe article 10, paragraph 2, of the Covenant, the State party submits that the benefit of the Covenant provision is clearly for accused prisoners to claim, not for sentenced ones in the author's position.

5.4 Insofar as the author claims that he was not apprised of the formal charges against him until 40 days after his arrest, the Committee recalls that article 14, paragraph 3 (a), of the Covenant does not apply to the period of remand in custody pending the result of police investigations, but requires that an individual be informed promptly and in detail of the charge against him, as soon as the charge is first made by a competent authority.