0 to send someone accused of committing a crime away from court until their trial begins: --
1 the state of being remanded --
One hundred and ten have been convicted of offences by the courts or remanded.
Consider the time that will be wasted if the men have to be remanded on every occasion to get a medical report.
The main issue of the debate is the remanding to prison of young offenders under the age of 17.
However, information is not being collected centrally on whether those charged were remanded, and could be provided only at disproportionate cost.
If no special allowance were made, the court escort scrutiny sample would therefore include a higher proportion of defendants remanded in custody for long periods.
They were then remanded in custody awaiting trial.
Information on the number of females remanded to custody is given in the tables.
Of these, about 1,800 untried and more than 300 convicted unsentenced prisoners had been initially remanded into custody more than 120 days earlier.
