John Waldron is remanded into the custody of the police.

We've already talked to him. We can't hold him.

though he spare it, and will not let it go, but keep it still within his mouth

Though he spare it, and forsake it not but keep it still within his mouth

One died in police custody.

I've tried caging her before, but this old bird, she can't abide a prison.

You couldn't keep him in. You can't keep a Joad in jail.

He was imprisoned for a number of days before being taken before a judge, who subsequently released him.

25 year old Ali Altaweel has been in solitary confinement for over three years.

Wilde wrote the letter between January and March 1897, close to the end of his imprisonment.

Because a father is locked in does not mean he should be locked out of his daughter's life.

He was taken into custody, and remained there until his trial, which began in February 2009.

11.13 The author concludes that the conditions of confinement have taken a heavy toll on him, physically and mentally.

The guy they ought to lock up is the guy that sent them things out.

Kenyan blogger and photographer Msingi Sasis has gone missing after being arrested last year while taking photos of Galleria Mall in Nairobi at night.

2.3 Following his imprisonment, the author developed a serious asthmatic condition which required his hospitalization in an intensive care unit.

b From 31 May 1989, the date of the commital order, to 10 July 1990, the date of conviction.

For Zedekiah king of Judah had shut him up, saying, Why do you prophesy, and say, Thus says Yahweh, Behold, I will give this city into the hand of the king of Babylon, and he shall take it

For Zedekiah king of Judah had shut him up, saying, Wherefore dost thou prophesy, and say, Thus saith the LORD, Behold, I will give this city into the hand of the king of Babylon, and he shall take it

3.3 The author argues that his imprisonment without a fair trial amounts to arbitrary detention, in violation of article 9 of the Covenant.

He was further restricted in his preparation of his petitions by the obligation to move cell every month, allegedly for security purposes.

The allegedly humiliating, degrading and discriminatory conditions of his detention do not fall within the remit of the Working Group.

In the US, by contrast, 21 of adjustable rate sub prime mortgages are 90 days late or in foreclosure.

General concern had been expressed that the writ of habeas corpus was soon to be suspended.

3.1 The author claims that the denial of an adequate remuneration for the work performed during his incarceration amounts to a violation of article 26 of the Covenant.

Article 22 (b) of the Iraqi Constitution unequivocally prohibits the arrest, detention, imprisonment or search of any person other than in accordance with the law.

11.12 Finally, the author describes the circumstances of his present custodial regime at Folsom Prison, California, conditions which he submits would be similar if convicted.

It notes that the author and the State party concur that the punishment consisted in confinement of the prisoner to his cell for 23 hours a day.

Than Nyein, Member of Parliament elect, was due for release from prison on 19 January 2005 however, the authorities have reportedly extended his prison sentence for another year, in spite of a serious deterioration in his health.

The State party should amend its legislation and practice to allow a person under arrest to have access to a lawyer from the beginning of their period in custody (Covenant, arts. 6, 7, 9, 10 and 14).

Lebanese blogger Habib Battah narrates how he was held against his consent, forced to delete photographs of ruins from his phone camera and repeatedly assaulted in this post on the Beirut Report.

He was not, however, released from detention and continues to be detained at the Central Jail in Rawalpindi, Pakistan. The reason for his continued detention is that under Pakistani migration laws, an alien in detention in Pakistan cannot be released from detention unless and until he has been issued travel documents.

Segura, who remains a lieutenant, began a hunger strike to protest the lynching which he believes military authorities are subjecting him to. He was recently admitted to the military hospital Gómez Ulla.

No one may be imprisoned, searched, confined to a particular place or deprived of his freedom to choose his place of residence or to move around except in accordance with the law.

Membership in these associations is voluntary. There are also a number of children's associations which involve children in the organization of meetings, work planning and the election of members and chairpersons.

He was being held without charge for twelve days, and the day he was released he was supposed to go to a hearing where the state wanted to argue that he be held for an additional eleven days.

In case No. 1128 2002 (Marques de Morais v. Angola) the Committee noted that the author had no access to counsel during his incommunicado detention, which prevented him from challenging the lawfulness of his detention during that period.

12.1 In an affidavit dated 5 June 1993, signed by Mr. Ng and submitted by his counsel, the author provides detailed information about the conditions of his confinement in Canada between 1985 and his extradition in September 1991.

Article 40 of the Code states No one may be arrested or imprisoned except pursuant to an order issued by the competent authorities and under the circumstances specified by law.

6.5 As regards the alleged violation of article 9, paragraph 4, the Committee recalls that the author had no access to counsel during his incommunicado detention, which prevented him from challenging the lawfulness of his detention during that period.

7.5 The Committee observes that on 2 October 1996 the author filed a complaint against the authorities of the Villanubla penitentiary, Valladolid, regarding his prison regime, in which he mentioned the ill treatment to which he was subjected under that regime.

Following the theft of meat from the prison butchery, where the author had worked until 29 October 1997, he was placed under strict house arrest and his privilege to use a computer was withdrawn until after he had started to work again in February 1998.

In particular, he has not provided any information on the type of work that he performed during his incarceration and whether it was of a kind that is available in the labour market, nor about the remuneration paid for comparable work in the labour market.

Furthermore, the Committee took note of the author's argument that his 10 day incommunicado detention, without possibility of access to a lawyer, adversely affected his right to be brought before a judge, in violation of article 9, paragraph 3.

477. Underlining the crucial area of the administration of justice with regard to eliminating racial discrimination, the Committee recommends that police power be curtailed and that judges decide on the legality of detainment within reasonable time after arrest or taking into custody of a suspect.