Examples of using Remand in custody in English and their translations into Croatian
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Very well. Remand in custody for seven days.
Following the questioning the Assigned Prosecutor of the Prosecutor's Office of BiH filed a motion to the Court of BiH for remand in custody.
Motion for remand in custody was forwarded to the Court of BiH.
After questioning the suspect,the Assigned Prosecutor filed a motion to the Court of BiH for remand in custody of the suspect Z.A.
Motion for remand in custody was forwarded to the Court of BiH and the investigation continues intensively.
After questioning the suspects, the assigned prosecutor filed a motion for remand in custody and imposure of prohibiting measures to the Court of BiH for several persons.
Motion for remand in custody was submitted to the Court of BiH and the Prosecutor's Office of BiH continues to investigate the case.
Following the arrest the suspect will be handed over to the Assigned Prosecutor, who will question him andthen make a decision on a motion for remand in custody.
The Prosecutor's Office of BiH requested remand in custody to ensure the presence of the suspect during court proceedings.
Remand in custody in the case of Fahrudin Radončić is the proof of existence of the rule of law and the message that nobody is above the law.
The Prosecutor's Office of BiH requested remand in custody to ensure the presence of the suspect during court proceedings.
The suspects will be handed over, within the legal deadline, to the Assigned Prosecutor, who will question them andsubsequently decide on a motion for remand in custody.
Motion for remand in custody was submitted to the Court of BiH and the Prosecutor's Office of BiH continues the investigation in this case.
Persons deprived of liberty shall be handed over to the Assigned Prosecutor, within the legal deadline, who will question them andthen decide on a motion for remand in custody.
After questioning the suspects, the Assigned Prosecutor filed a motion for remand in custody in duration of 30 days with the Court of BiH for the four suspects from Kiseljak, with the following initials R.D.
The suspect Stanarević will, within the legal deadline, be handed over to the Assigned Prosecutor who will question him andthen decide on a motion for remand in custody.
Following the questioning of the suspects,the Assigned Prosecutor filed a motion to the Court of BiH for remand in custody on grounds stipulated in Article 132 Paragraph 1, subparagraphs a, b and c of the CPC BiH.
The suspects were handed over to the Assigned Prosecutor of the Prosecutor's Office of BiH who will question them within the legal deadline andthen decide on a motion for remand in custody.
Remand in custody for the suspect was proposed on grounds stipulated in Article 132(1)(b) of the BiH CPC i.e. due to risk that the suspect could interfere with the investigation, conceal evidence and influence the witnesses or accomplices.
The suspect shall, within the legal deadline, be handed over to the Assigned Prosecutor who will,following the questioning of the suspect, make a decision concerning the motion for remand in custody.
Remand in custody was requested due to risk that the suspects could destroy, alter or falsify evidence and due to risk that, if released, they could influence witnesses, accomplices and concealers who have not been interviewed in this investigation.
The suspect will be handed over, within the legal deadline, to the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina where the Assigned Prosecutor will question Čondrić as a suspect andthen decide whether to file a motion for remand in custody or not.
Remand in custody was requested due to the risk that the suspects might flee, as well as the risk that the suspects might hinder the investigation by influencing witnesses and accomplices, and the risk that they might repeat the same criminal offense they are charged with.
Following the arrest, the persons in question were handed over to the Assigned Prosecutor who questionedthem as suspects and subsequently filed a motion for remand in custody to the Court of BiH on grounds stipulated under Article 132, Paragraph 1.
Remand in custody was requested for reasons stipulated in Article 132, Paragraph 1, Subparagraphs a and b i.e. due to risk of flight and the risk that if released the suspect could interfere with the investigation, suppress evidence and seek to influence witnesses or accomplices.
Following the arrest, the above mentioned persons were handed over to the Assigned Prosecutor who questioned them as suspects andsubsequently filed motions to the Court of BiH seeking order of prohibiting measures for the suspect Marinko Bjelica, and remand in custody of the suspect Zoran Bjelica for a period of one month on the grounds stipulated in Article 132, Paragraph 1 subparagraph b of the Criminal Procedure Code of BiH.
Remand in custody is requested on grounds stipulated in Article 132, Paragraph 1, Subparagraphs a, b and c of the CPC of BiH i.e. due to risk of flight and the risk that, if released, the suspect might repeat the criminal offense, influence witnesses or accomplices and interfere with the investigation.
Remand in custody was requested due to risk of flight, as there are citizens of Montenegro among the suspects; the risk that, if released, the suspects might interfere with the investigation, suppress evidence, or to seek to influence witnesses or accomplices; and the risk that they might repeat the criminal offence.
Remand in custody was requested on grounds stipulated under Article 132, Paragraph 1, Subparagraphs a, b and c of the CPC BiH, due to risk of absconding, as well due to the fact that there is a risk that, if released, the suspect could repeat the criminal offense and influence witnesses or accomplices and interfere with the investigation.
Remand in custody was requested on grounds specified in Article 132, Paragraph 1, Subparagraphs a and b of the CPC BiH. Remand in custody was requested, inter alia, due to the risk of flight and the risk that if r4ealeased the suspects might interfere with the investigation, suppress evidence and exert influence on witnesses, accessories or accomplices.