remanded
word · lemma: remand
Definition
To send someone back into custody or back to a lower court, especially while waiting for a trial or further action.
Usage & Nuances
Formal, legal term used in courts. "Remanded in custody" is for suspects awaiting trial in jail, "remanded to court" means returned for further legal action. Not common outside legal/judicial contexts.
Example Sentences
He was remanded in custody until his trial.
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After the hearing, he was remanded again because the judge felt he was a flight risk.
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He looked nervous when the judge said he would be remanded until next month.
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The judge remanded the case to a lower court.
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She was remanded until more evidence could be found.
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The court remanded the matter so more information could be gathered before making a decision.
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