One died in police custody.

Turning to the issue of police custody, he said that men and women were held separately in police custody.

According to article 66 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, anyone remanded in police custody has the right to ask to speak to his lawyer. The designated lawyer is entitled to communicate with the person in police custody from the beginning of the extension of the period of police custody.

The police cracked down on young people and took hundreds into custody.

If an extension of the period of police custody is granted, the person in custody shall be entitled to ask for a lawyer.

Persons under arrest could spend no longer than 48 hours in police custody.

During the extension of the period of police custody, the lawyer authorized to communicate with the person in custody may submit documents or written comments to the police or the public prosecutor's office for inclusion in the police report and in exchange for a receipt .

In late 2009, Zhao was officially arrested he has been in police custody ever since.

He was killed in police custody on 2 January 1975 by police on his way from Dhaka Airport to the Rakkhi Bahini Camp at Savar.

The police reportedly use torture and ill treatment during interrogation of suspects and rape of women detainees in prisons or police custody has been a problem.

On 18 December 2001, the complainant was deported, while his wife went into hiding to avoid police custody.

Access to legal counsel and or medical services and communication with their families also seems limited for young persons in police custody.

She remains in police custody three weeks after she was arrested for her work with the Geneva based human rights group, Karama Foundation.

Lawyers shall not disclose any information which they obtain during interviews with their clients before the end of the period of police custody.

With regard to police custody for terrorist offences, the legislature has granted relatively long periods of custody in view of the nature and gravity of such offences and in order to take account of the exigencies of investigations into such offences.

(c) The new draft federal code of criminal procedure on the rights of persons detained in police custody that prohibits incommunicado detention (mise au secret)

In 2002, 732 women were raped, 106 of whom were killed after rape, 104 people were killed in police custody and 83 died after torture.

Aushev, a leading Ingushetian opposition activist and journalist, ran an influential local news Web site after Magomed Yevloev was shot dead in police custody in 2008.

(e) The inadequate access to external legal advice while in police custody, to medical assistance and to family members, thereby reducing the safeguards available to detainees

Quite often when young people are arrested, they languish in police custody and are maltreated, denied access to lawyers and relatives and not held separately from adults.

In accordance with the Constitution and the Criminal Procedure Code, any person taken into custody by the police had the right to contact their next of kin.

(c) Use of restraint with respect to custody regulating the imposition of custody

Custody of funds

Custody of investments

The Committee is concerned that persons below 18 allegedly continue to be subjected to torture and cruel treatment, in many cases when in police custody or awaiting trial.

(h) According to the new Criminal Procedure Code of 2001, police custody was reduced to 48 hours, subject to renewal only once if approved by the Prosecutor General

He wished to know what was the longest period that a person could be held in police custody before being brought before a court, including in exceptional circumstances.

Article 66 of the Code stipulates that The period of police custody may be extended for a further 24 hours, with the written permission of the public prosecutor's office .

Such interviews shall be conducted, with the permission of the public prosecutor's office, beginning from the first hour of the extension of police custody and lasting for up to 30 minutes. Interviews are monitored by the police under conditions which guarantee their confidentiality.

(g) All but one canton have failed to establish machinery to receive complaints against members of the police regarding allegations of torture or ill treatment during arrest, questioning and police custody, in spite of a previous recommendation of the Committee in this regard

The Crown Prosecutor or the Crown Public Prosecutor, having examined the person presented to him, may give written permission for one 24 hour extension of the period of police custody.

Fadil filed for full custody.

Length of the period of custody

In custody in Argentina, awaiting transfer

In custody in Russia, awaiting transfer

Two days later on June 10, Xi an police took a 19 year old and a 21 year old into custody the victim, however, said she did not want to pursue the case against them.

Mr. TUCHINDA (Thailand) stressed that police officers who were guilty of abusing persons in their custody would be punished in the previous year there had been approximately 20 cases where torture had been confirmed.

This is John Chancellor, somewhere in custody.

The fact that the person in custody is not guaranteed access to a lawyer from the beginning of the period of custody

He was beaten to death while in custody.

2.2 On 12 July 1993, the father applied to the court for a change in the arrangements for guardianship and custody, asking for custody of Daniel to be withdrawn from the mother and custody of both sons entrusted to the father.

I was allowed a number of house visits to the accused on Police Bond, viz, Dr. Banda and Ms. Cecilia Kazamira and a number of prison visits to the other two accused in custody throughout my mandate.

Sami and Layla argued over custody of their children.

In the case of an offence against the internal or external security of the State, the period of police custody shall be 96 hours. This may be renewed, once, with the written permission of the public prosecutor's office.

Lastly, he acknowledged that another section of the Act did allow suspects to be detained in police custody for up to 36 hours without access to any person other than a police or medical officer however, suspects could be detained for such periods only in limited circumstances and a number of safeguards were provided.