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Most detainees were sleeping on the bare concrete floor.
The Supreme Court stated that all habeas corpus writs received were dismissed since most detainees were released.
Most detainees and prisoners are adult males.
The Working Group observed that most detainees cannot afford a lawyer, and many depend on legal aid.
Most detainees are now brought before a judge within the legal time-frame.
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In paragraph 6 of the report, the Government stated that most detainees were informed or aware of their right to counsel.
Most detainees complain that they are underfed, receiving poor quality food or insufficient rations.
Several deaths resulting from torture and ill-treatment were reported;however, most detainees were released after questioning.
Most detainees are informed by the arresting officer of their right to counsel.
Private forensic examinations are simply unavailable to most detainees for lack of resources or because competent private expertise is non-existent in the community.
Most detainees were soldiers but a few cells contained soldiers and civilians.
Nevertheless, there were no outward signs of abuse,for example bruises or cuts, and as most detainees readily conceded their guilt, coercion was not necessary.
Most detainees were held for a few days and then released without charge.
As the hearings are conducted in the detention facilities, this time limit is enforced,such that in practice, most detainees are brought before the Tribunal within 3- 4 days.
For example, most detainees in Latvia are not allowed to telephone their families or receive visits.
The appalling conditions observed in the GSO detention centre were exacerbated by the fact that most detainees were confined to their overcrowded cells, without proper ventilation or natural light, for 24 hours a day.
Most detainees in such situations come from African, East European and Asian countries.
AI quoted the Special Rapporteur on torture's concern that it appears"most detainees refrained from filing complaints because they did not trust the system or were afraid of reprisals.
Most detainees were arrested in the summertime and were still in the same clothing when winter arrived; blankets were not supplied.
On the status of prisoners anddetainees from the Aleppo Central Prison, OHCHR received new information that most detainees were transferred to AlWahda school in Aleppo and to the Adra Central Prison in Rif Dimashq.
Most detainees reported a severe lack of food, with some losing as much as half their body weight while detained.
The key adverse factor of solitary confinement is that socially and psychologically meaningful contact is reduced to the absolute minimum,to a point that is insufficient for most detainees to remain mentally well functioning.
The Government stated that most detainees had been released and had remained in detention for periods between 10 days to two months.
Moreover, according to information received by the Special Committee, more than 1,500 detainees are suffering at present from various serious illnesses,such as kidney failure, heart diseases and cancer, for which most detainees reportedly only receive painkillers as treatment from Israeli doctors.
Most detainees were arrested outside the procedures laid down in Rwandan law and there are no dossiers recording evidence against them.
According to the information before the Committee, despite the legal guarantees of articles 64, 69 and167 of the Criminal Procedure Code(entered into force on 12 June 2003), most detainees do not see a lawyer soon enough and are often subjected to torture and ill-treatment at the hands of police officers before they can see a lawyer.
As reported, most detainees rely on food and medicine provided by family members during prison visits for their well-being.
The Committee expresses its concern about the way in which the right to a defence is realized in practice, given that,according to paragraph 34 of the report, most detainees do not have the financial means to pay for a private lawyer and therefore use the services of an officially appointed defender, of whom there seem to be very few, at State expense arts. 2 and 16.
Most detainees were foreigners, and he had received reports that their detention could last months or years, even six years in one case.
While noting that section 17, paragraph 2, of the Constitution provides that detainees have the right to access a lawyer from the outset of their deprivation of liberty,the Committee is concerned that this safeguard cannot be effectively implemented, since most detainees cannot afford a lawyer, and the National Legal Aid Board created in the Legal Aid Act, 2012 is yet to commence its work.