He said that a person with outstanding warrants is more likely to abscond from bail, wasting more police and court time. |
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She is enjoying significant unescorted ground leave and has not endeavoured to abscond. |
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The pretext for the refusal was that the defendant may abscond and could threaten key witnesses yet to be called. |
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The third point is that the second applicant had opportunity to abscond in the four months during which he was at liberty. |
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All the children were aged between 11 and 16 years and highly unlikely to abscond or resist arrest. |
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Though men brewed the arrack, police arrest women as the men abscond the moment police arrive on the scene. |
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We are being put at risk, because patients are free to roam and at liberty to abscond. |
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They had begun to realize that, should the king abscond, the keystone of the whole constitution would be lost, with incalculable consequences. |
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A defrauder needs but a few bits of personal information to abscond with your identity. |
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These may be needed in order to, for example, examine the person applying for admission, or to make sure that they do not abscond when a decision to deport has been taken. |
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The court should take into account the possibility that such negative impacts of detention will make the woman less likely to abscond. |
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They are not released into the community to await their Court appearance because they are considered to be at risk to abscond or to harm others. |
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A power of arrest is provided in respect of a person who is evading the order or is about to abscond. |
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The amendments also reduce the risk that someone awaiting trial will abscond rather than face the charges. |
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If not the wax moth may seriously attack the nest and soon the whole colony will abscond. |
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Many simply choose not to comply, others abscond, and many derive absolutely no benefit from this process. |
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The arrested person may be denied bail if, inter alia, there is reasonable ground to believe that the person is likely to abscond. |
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Of course, he wasn't stupid or irresponsible enough to abscond completely. |
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The Hashemites will not just surrender power and abscond to South Kensington. |
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What will happen if these fellows escape or abscond tomorrow? |
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Also, Africanized bees abscond, leaving no queen, workers, or resources. |
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Caring responsibilities may be evidence of being less likely to abscond. |
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Although they were charged with a bailable offence and despite assurances that they would not abscond, the magistrate rejected the bail application filed by the women's defence lawyers. |
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This may give that parent additional time to abscond with the child. |
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Yet those who abscond rarely remain free for long. |
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Mr Cameron has made some concessions: it is now a bit easier to get a British visa in China, and he backed down on a mad plan to demand large bonds from visitors from six emerging markets, lest they abscond. |
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While proceedings are pending, the abductor may abscond with the child and it is important to locate them as soon as possible to make sure that a subsequent return order is not frustrated. |
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If no VAT is charged, there is no scope for the potential 'missing' trader to abscond without accounting to the treasury for the VAT element of the price received from his customer. |
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Caring responsibilities may mean that a suspect is less likely to abscond and should be taken into account when deciding whether pre-trial detention is needed. |
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Often, the ability to provide a financial guarantee, or whether the person has secure employment or secure accommodation, are factors in considering whether the individual is likely to abscond before trial. |
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The return decision shall provide for an appropriate period for voluntary departure of up to four weeks, unless there are reasons to believe that the person concerned might abscond during such a period. |
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It has been reported to the Monitoring Group that, in practice, as trained officers abscond, they are replaced by clan militia who take over their equipment and collect salaries on their behalf. |
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Strong colonies can defend themselves against this, but weak colonies will not be able to do so and are either killed in their attempt to defend the hive or abscond after a while. |
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The State party had argued that the author was charged with a particularly serious crime, and that there was a concern that he might obstruct investigations and abscond if released on bail. |
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Craft attempted to abscond with a laptop and cashier's checks are false. |
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