When no gun was found, he was released without charge.
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Twelve were released without charge and nine remain in custody.
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There are currently 26 men being held without charge or
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Bangladesh law allows for detainment without charge under clause 54.
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The other men remain detained without charge, the statement said.
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Most of the people arrested were later released without charge.
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She was released without charge and left Japan soon after.
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Both have been imprisoned for the past 15 years without charge.
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Thousands were arrested without charge, and more than 100 were killed.
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BMW announced that dealers will replace the recalled components without charge.
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They continue to be held without charge, many in unknown places.
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The men are being held without charge under special terror-related powers.
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A fourth person detained was released without charge, the prosecutors' statement said.
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A ninth person arrested in the French swoop was released without charge.
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On June 4th, 2017 she was detained again, this time without charge.
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In 2011, he was arrested and jailed for 81 days without charge.
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Jordan said they been illegally arrested without charge a few months ago.
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Amnesty said he had been detained without charge in Juba since then.
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First-time entrants in the journalism awards may submit work without charge.
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Befekadu, 39, was imprisoned there for 84 days without charge in 2014.
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Five other detainees, also charged with "mass disturbances", were released without charge.
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But then the order came down to let him go without charge.
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Both men were released without charge, the Chicago Police Department said Friday.
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Police told CNN on Friday those people have been released without charge.
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Most were freed without charge but nine were given short prison sentences.
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The first, arrested in the southwest county of Limerick, was released without charge.
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He was held in prison under harsh conditions without charge for a year.
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While some end up in prison the vast majority are released without charge.
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Most have been held for years without charge or trial, drawing international condemnation.
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Some think you're a low-quality doctor if you treat them without charge.
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On Sunday, British police released without charge two people arrested earlier in the inquiry.
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That's the maximum amount of time police can hold someone without charge in Canada.
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Although a local couple was arrested by police, they were later released without charge.
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Two have been released without charge, while 12 men remain in custody for questioning.
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The individual, a local bar owner, had an alibi and was released without charge.
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Two individuals were arrested following an investigation, although they were later released without charge.
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The stations—now numbering about 1,500—offer food, clothing and temporary accommodation, without charge.
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He was interviewed by the FBI the same month, but was released without charge.
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He has strongly denied any role in her death and was released without charge.
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Twelve people who were arrested on Sunday in Barking have been released without charge.
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But Choi learned that he was only briefly interrogated and later released without charge.
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A second soldier at the scene at the time was released without charge on Monday.
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"He was released without charge on the same day," the bank said in a statement.
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He had been briefly brought into police custody following this, but was released without charge.
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In March, his daughter learned he was jailed without charge in a Hanoi detention center.
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Two people arrested on Friday night have been released without charge, Sussex Police said Sunday.
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Liu was arrested and released without charge in the U.S. city of Minneapolis last week.
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But a week after his arrest, Rojas was freed in the capital Lima without charge.
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Police said both singers had been released on bail on Monday without charge after questioning.
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Mahmoud and his friends were held for a few months but later freed without charge.
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The law allows the detention of suspects without charge for seven days, among other things.
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Detectives on Sunday released without charge two people they had suspected of flying the drones.
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Mr. Afandi had been released in mid-February after two months of detention without charge.
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Carroll will serve 240 years for murder, but his co-defendants were released without charge.
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Collectively, the monasteries play host to an average of 1,200 people nightly, all without charge.
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Anyone can view World War II personnel records at the St. Louis archive without charge.
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Police arrested two people, but later released them without charge and are appealing for information.
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The Israelis, who were on holiday in Cyprus, were detained and later released without charge.
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Your Money Adviser Consumers will soon be able to freeze their credit files without charge.
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Police may hold suspects for 23 days without charge and interrogate them without lawyers present.
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Are you aware that women's rights activists have been detained without charge since May 2018?
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The true number is surely higher, since many journalists are held without charge or publicity.
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Two teenage men who were arrested on Saturday for questioning were later released without charge.
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One man and the woman were released without charge, federal police said in a news release.
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So what does the future hold for people being held without charge in the United States?
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Under Hong Kong law, the authorities can hold Yao without charge for up to 48 hours.
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Liu was arrested and then released without charge in the U.S. city of Minneapolis last week.
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The group says Zakzaky must be freed after a court ruled his detention without charge illegal.
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The Vietnamese blogger is currently being held without charge in a detention center in Hanoi, Vietnam.
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The center was a "legal black hole" for security suspects in custody without charge, he said.
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Two men arrested last month in connection with the incident have both been released without charge.
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One Klan supporter, Charles Edward Donner, 51, of San Francisco, was released without charge on Sunday.
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Throwing people in jail without charge, trial or sentence is the practice of dictators, not democracies.
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Officers arrested seven people after the attack and have now released six of them without charge.
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The IMN says Zakzaky must be freed after a court ruled his detention without charge illegal.
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Additionally, the president's continuing embrace of indefinite detention without charge or trial will tarnish his legacy.
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Most have been held without charge or trial for more than a decade, drawing international condemnation.
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The rest have been held as enemy combatants, but without charge, for up to 16 years.
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Will we continue to tolerate locking up more than two dozen men there, without charge, forever?
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At Heathrow and Gatwick airports around London, private vehicles can still drop off passengers without charge.
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China's aviation regulator has told mainland carriers to refund or change flights to Wuhan without charge.
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During his rule, thousands of activists, students and academics were held without charge in underground cells.
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He was released without charge, but rearrested later and accused of blasphemy and illicit relationships with women.
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For two years they were held without charge, despite a court order in 2016 to release them.
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Police initially arrested a Pakistani asylum-seeker near the scene, but released him without charge on Tuesday.
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Authorities also recovered a damaged drone, which comes after two suspects were released without charge on Sunday.
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At one point he had over 100 critics detained without charge, in theory to preserve public order.
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Detained for 7 years without charge by while my children grew up and my name was slandered.
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The Dallas Police Department said in a tweet that five individuals were detained and released without charge.
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Police can hold suspects without charge for up to 22010 days, much longer than in most democracies.
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The Shi'ite sect's leader, Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky, has been held without charge since December following the clashes.
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Under Japanese law, prosecutors will be able to hold him for up to 22 days without charge.
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" I ran out of money and she said, "Look, we've come this far, I'll continue without charge.
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"Many firms and banks offer financial planning without charge if you're a client or customer," he said.
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That fall, after renouncing his U.S. citizenship, Hamdi was released without charge and emigrated to Saudi Arabia.
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The cream of the Supreme Court bar does occasionally handle cases for criminal defendants, often without charge.
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Over the years Guantánamo has come to symbolize torture, rendition and indefinite detention without charge or trial.
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He was released without charge hours later, though the prosecutor's office told CNN an investigation is ongoing.
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Seven other men were arrested in connection with the probe and then released without charge, police said.
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The dinner drew about 120 people, many of them invited without charge to fill the room out.
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The council sponsored the crusade as a public service, arranging for broadcasters to run ads without charge.
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Clients and their friends will be able to use the lounges without charge but only by appointment.
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Most importantly, in most cases, you can cancel an Airbnb reservation with minimal hassle and without charge.
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Administrative detention is a process whereby a child is detained without charge or trial, often renewable indefinitely.
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The four other men detained earlier in connection with the incident were released without charge, police said.
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Under Japanese law, prosecutors will be able to hold Ghosn for up to 22 days without charge.
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Although Mr. Fayadh was released without charge, he was arrested again later and hit with the blasphemy charges.
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Zaghari-Ratcliffe has been imprisoned for over six weeks now, without charge and without access to a lawyer.
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She called Spirit to ask if she could bring Pebbles on her flight without charge for emotional support.
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His father was accused of aiding the group, and so Umar was locked up in Giwa without charge.
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Many are also imprisoned under a controversial administrative detention law, which allows Palestinians to be held without charge.
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One man has been released, while another is still being held without charge under special counter-terror laws.
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A "hopper" fare will soon allow passengers to switch buses without charge, as they can on the Underground.
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Police said on Monday they had released all 12 people arrested in the neighborhood on Sunday without charge.
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Five of his colleagues have been held without charge since June under the anti-terrorism law, he said.
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Former inmates, however, say the authorities hold people without charge and force them to renounce their religious beliefs.
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And what's to stop the government from holding any of us without charge for 11 weeks, as well?
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Because they can only be held without charge for 12 months, they can expect to be set free.
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The pharmacist took pity on me and slipped me a vial of insulin without charge, saving my life.
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The pharmacist took pity on me and slipped me a vial of insulin without charge, saving my life.
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The Israelis were released without charge 10 days after being arrested, the day the woman retracted her accusation.
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He canceled the statehood of the predominantly Muslim territory of Kashmir, and thousands were arrested there without charge.
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While some have since been released, a handful of the women remain detained without charge, according to HRW.
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The group said it found 13 people being held without charge, crammed into a tiny, dark, windowless room.
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Without public engagement and pressure, an offshore prison housing individuals held without charge could become a permanent reality.
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He said the students, who were released the same day without charge, had been called "monkeys" during the operation.
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It said police had released many of them without charge later on Wednesday while drawing up charges against others.
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Hambali was captured in Bangkok, Thailand in 2003 and has been held in Guantanamo Bay without charge since 2006.
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Egyptian law allows prosecutors to freeze assets, ban travel and remand suspects in custody for extended periods without charge.
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He was released after a few hours without charge but a day later, his parents said he had disappeared.
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The statement adds that she was released on Tuesday evening without charge and the prosecutor has closed the case.
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It just means that you can turn your dollars in at the bank, without charge, for a gold coin.
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One 16-year-old was released without charge due to lack of evidence, deputy public prosecutor Othman Abdullah said.
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And with news available without charge from Google, Facebook and Apple, there is not much room for subscription revenue.
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Adams said he specifically regretted that line because his app can also be used without charge for certain interviews.
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The Irishman was arrested by the police in January but released without charge, according to The New York Times.
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For individuals, detention without charge, forced confessions to false allegations, prison sentences and even death are on the table.
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Officers arrested a total of seven people after the attack, and have now released three of them without charge.
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A company spokesman said that Airbnb hosts may offer their rooms without charge or receive a subsidy from Airbnb.
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Al Jazeera journalist detained in Berlin released without charge Ousted Morsy, Egypt's first democratically-elected ruler, was ousted in 2013.
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They were handcuffed on the plane, had hoods placed on their heads then were detained for five days without charge.
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The government said two weeks ago that it had questioned 208 people in the crackdown and released seven without charge.
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We imprisoned hundreds without charge at Guantánamo Bay, at prison camps in Iraq, and at "black sites" around the world.
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Thousands of activists, students and academics were held without charge in the underground cells, some of them filled with water.
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Two people detained overnight on suspicion of links to the shootout in the suburb of Forest were released without charge.
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After being released without charge, he fulminated against "persecution" and intimated that he would run for president again in 2018.
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They were later released without charge, but activists say many have since gone into hiding for fear of further raids.
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The suspects were forced to cut their hair to look more "masculine" and were later released without charge, media said.
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Meanwhile, 2628 percent said the remaining detainees should continue to be held without charge, while 28503 percent were not sure.
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That means spying on suspects, but not locking them up without charge or harassing the communities from which they come.
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These can put an 80% charge on the battery in 40 minutes, and Tesla drivers can charge up without charge.
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In war, governments claim the extraordinary power to kill as a first resort and detain individuals without charge or trial.
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Young organizations with up to 25 employees will be able to use Okta Identity Cloud without charge for one year.
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They say their colleagues have been imprisoned without charge and have had almost no contact with lawyers or family members.
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"The U.S. government cannot imprison American citizens without charge or access to a judge," said Jonathan Hafetz, an A.C.L.U. lawyer.
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These colleagues knew that these patients would be cared for with the utmost kindness and sensitivity, and often without charge.
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School starts today in New York City, which will provide lunches to its 1.1 million public school students without charge.
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Their power to jail someone for extended periods without charge increases the chance that confessions are neither voluntary nor accurate.
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In Connecticut, Illinois and more than 20 other states, the ACT or SAT is given, without charge, during school hours.
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Mr. Hammami, who denies going to Afghanistan or having any links to Qaeda or terrorism, was eventually released without charge.
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Schembri and Mizzi resigned on Tuesday and Schembri was interrogated for two days by police before being released without charge.
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It said the man was in Yemen visiting relatives there, and was being held without charge by the Saudi-led coalition.
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They are jailed without charge or trial under Israeli administrative detention, face unfair military trials, and live in inhumane prison conditions.
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At its simplest, this means that manufacturers have to take back their products without charge when consumers have finished with them.
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The sect's leader, Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky, has been held without charge since December following the clashes with the army in Zaria.
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The events ended peacefully however, with police announcing that the five people detained during the rallies had been released without charge.
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The prosecutors who met his private jet on November 19th at Haneda Airport can hold him for 23 days without charge.
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Of the 172 reporters being held in those countries, 163 were detained without charge or for offences classified as "anti-state".
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"Detained for 7 years without charge by while my children grew up and my name was slandered," he said on Twitter.
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There are now 80 prisoners at Guantanamo, most held without charge or trial for more than a decade, drawing international condemnation.
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Four others arrested previously were still being held, but Bouhlel's estranged wife was released without charge after being held since Friday.
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The Emergency Provisions Act gave authorities broad powers to hold people without charge and allowed courts to convict on scanty evidence.
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Assange has been holed up in the Ecuadorian embassy in London since 2010, in what he claims is detainment without charge.
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The United States subjected Suleiman Abdullah Salim to harsh tactics in a secret prison and held him without charge for years.
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His latest book, "Reclaiming Patriotism," was published by University of Virginia Press in 2019 and is available for download without charge.
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Of those arrested, seven have been released without charge, two have been released on bail, and two men remain in custody.
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"As is the current practice, an inmate may request and, without charge, receive additional pads, if necessary," a Tuesday statement reads.
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Mr. Pozner's legal team represented him without charge, absorbing costs and lawyers' time that Mr. Zimmerman estimates will top $1 million.
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Most of the inmates remaining at the prison have been held without charge or trial since being detained following the Sept.
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Mr. Qassim, a 41-year-old Yemeni, is one of Guantánamo "forever prisoners," having been held without charge for 16 years.
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Abdulla Turkestanli, 49, a book publisher, said he was detained without charge by the Turkish authorities for a year in 2017.
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Four men, including the Khayats, were arrested three days later; one has been released without charge and the other remains in custody.
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Teller took to his Twitter on Monday to dismiss reports that he had been arrested, claiming that he was detained without charge.
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The pair were freed two days later without charge, police told Reuters on Friday, in light of "new evidence" from their interrogation.
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An interior ministry statement said the boy had been released without charge, after he and his legal guardian were summoned for questioning.
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The surprise was not just that the police had invoked the draconian National Security Act, which allows a year's detention without charge.
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Brown, 29, was released from custody without charge on Wednesday, two days after being accused of potential aggravated rape and drug infractions.
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International human rights groups have accused Bangladeshi security forces of carrying out extra-judicial killings, abductions and detentions of suspects without charge.
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On Lula's release (without charge) from his Petrobras-related grilling, PT leaders urged supporters to wage a "political war" against "coup-mongers".
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Chak also includes an interview with Martin, a former detainee from Gambia, who was held for 36 months without charge or trial.
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Abubakar was brought back to the paper's Maiduguri office and released without charge on Tuesday, the Daily Trust said in an article.
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After holding such a high-profile suspect for so long, it would be deeply embarrassing for prosecutors to release him without charge.
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She generated global headlines in 2010 when, in agitating for the rights of female prostitutes, she offered to turn tricks without charge.
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Six people reporting for social media and other online outlets have been held without charge since May, according to Reporters Without Borders.
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Mr. Khalaf was imprisoned in 2014 for his ties to a small Islamist political party, and released without charge two years later.
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The prosecutors were opposed by lawyers who represented the two men without charge, including Myron Beldock, David Toscano, Irving Cohen and others.
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Hong Kong's Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd said it will allow passengers to Wuhan to change or cancel flights without charge through Feb.
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Later that same day, the men were released without charge "due to new evidence as a result of today's interrogations," Guglielmi said.
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Of the 208 people called in for questioning so far, seven have been released without charge, Sheikh Saud said, without naming them.
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Visitors should, however, be able to view the Artemisia self-portrait without charge when it goes on display next year, after conservation.
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"Bangladesh authorities must immediately release Shahidul Alam without charge," said Steven Butler, the Asia program coordinator for the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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Under Japanese law, prosecutors are able to hold suspects for up to 22 days without charge and interrogate them without their lawyers present.
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Even if they were freed without charge, they could be targeted by extremists who believe violence is justified to defend Islam, he added.
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Most were released the same day without charge, but 177 got short jail terms or fines, according to Viasna, a human-rights NGO.
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Police said that one man had been released without charge, but four men and seven women were still being detained under terrorism legislation.
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A former prisoner, released 14 years after he was falsely jailed without charge, detailed how this Whitesnake song served as his personal anthem.
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Suspects have been imprisoned without charge under administrative detention orders, and have been denied meetings with lawyers for as long as three weeks.
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Police had earlier released one of the four arrested men, but the other remains in detention without charge, under special counter-terror laws.
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Eight men are in custody now after a man and a woman were released without charge, Greater Manchester police said in a tweet.
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Amnesty: 'Shocking reports' In its statement, Amnesty said several activists had been arbitrarily detained without charge since May in Dhahban Prison, in Jeddah.
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"The possibility of a new, parallel system of lifelong incarceration inside the United States without charge would set a dangerous precedent," Shah said.
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Eight people were briefly detained for questioning before being released without charge because of a lack of evidence linking them to the vandalism.
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LONDON — A Syrian refugee arrested in connection with the recent London subway attack was released without charge on Thursday, the British police said.
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Indeed, Abu Zubaydah has never been charged with a crime and has been held at the Guantanamo Bay prison since 29 without charge.
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The report said many detainees have been held without charge or trial since the 2011 revolution that overthrew former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi.
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Travelers who had booked stays in Hubei, the province at the center of the outbreak, can cancel reservations without charge until April 1.
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Soldiers also detained six men, beating some of them, and held them for almost a month before releasing them without charge on Jan.
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Peru's constitutional tribunal was this week hearing a plea to release Ms Fujimori, who has been in jail for 11 months without charge.
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The Ukrainian captain of the cruise ship, identified by police as C. Yuriy from Odessa, 64, has been held since Thursday without charge.
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Jacqueline de Guia, a lawyer and CHR spokeswoman, said those inside the cell had been held without charge for at least a week.
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But today, the practice is almost obligatory, as businesses go to extraordinary lengths to provide food without charge, or at a sharp discount.
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Police have made more than a dozen arrests in the wake of the London Bridge attacks, but most have now been released without charge.
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The National Health Service, which is funded by taxes and payroll deductions but has faced years of financial strain, delivers most treatment without charge.
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The company claims that battery size can last nearly two days without charge — something we'll have to test ourselves when we get the chance.
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The program offers pared-down Internet services on mobile phones, along with access to the company's own social network and messaging services, without charge.
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After being detained in the United Arab Emirates for 17 months without charge, a Canadian-Libyan citizen has learned he will face terrorism charges.
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Press freedom advocates said the manual's wording blurred the line between journalists and combatants and gave commanders the authority to detain reporters without charge.
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The arrest of Alex Wubbels, who was later released without charge, was captured on body camera video that the police chief said was alarming.
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Direct Relief plans to make its donor tool available without charge to other nonprofit groups, Mr. Morain said, under an "open source" software model.
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It didn't take long to figure out that if taxibot batteries were swappable, they could be entirely electric without charge time being idle time.
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It would be an extremely dangerous legacy of allowing people to be detained without charge, in an endless global war, practically until they die.
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In 2015, thousands of Eritrean prisoners of conscience, including politicians, journalists and practitioners of unauthorized religions, continued to be imprisoned without charge or trial.
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As part of its investigation, the SFO arrested and questioned Petrofac Chief Executive Ayman Asfari and Chedid under caution and were released without charge.
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Among others still held without charge are former Economy Minister Adel al Fakeih, who had been an influential figure in Saudi Arabia's modernization plan.
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"She was released without charge and the case has been closed by the prosecutor," a statement from the Saudi Centre for International Communications said.
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A man arrested in the fatal shooting of Joe McKnight, above, a former N.F.L. player, was released without charge, sparking outrage on social media.
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Navalny's lawyer, Olga Mikhailova, told Reuters that her client had been released without charge but would have to face court at a later date.
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Neither of the men have been charged with an offense, but arrested under a section of Bangladesh's criminal code that allows remand without charge.
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It's believed anywhere from 800,000 to 2 million Muslims have been detained without charge in China's concentration camps since April 2017, among other humanitarian concerns.
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We were presumed guilty, and held without charge for four years, simply because we happened to look like the people who had bombed Pearl Harbor.
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Mr Molyneux says he hopes, within the next two months, to make Meta's tools available without charge to any scientist who wishes to use them.
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Investors can use a basic version of the service without charge, partly because the firm collects data from them that then feed into the algorithms.
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The Shi'ite sect's leader, Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky, has been held in custody, without charge, by Nigeria's security agency since his December arrest following the clashes.
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Human Right Watch said in its 2015 World Report the act allowed authorities to detain people "for virtually unlimited periods without charge or judicial review".
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Twenty police officers smashed down the door of Boyd's parents' home with a battering ram, rifles drawn, and detained the family for hours without charge.
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With last year's program, Uber was charging $10 for the flu care package and offering the shots free, but now both are available without charge.
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A good place to start would be to release all those detained without charge or a magistrate's order after 24 hours, as Bangladeshi law requires.
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Its chairman Yasin Malik was jailed this month under a law that allows for suspects to be held for up to two years without charge.
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An elaborate system of warrantless surveillance threatens privacy rights domestically and internationally, and 61 individuals remain indefinitely detained without charge or fair trial in Guantánamo.
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Congestion pricing asks people to pay to drive on roads they used to drive on without charge, so the politics won't get easier anytime soon.
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Palestinian officials had maintained official secrecy about the arrest, and it was not clear when exactly he was freed, but he was released without charge.
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We are extremely concerned that President-elect Trump will make good on his threat to subject more people to indefinite detention without charge or trial.
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In December, Juba expelled the country director of the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) after security agents held him without charge for more than 24 hours.
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While noting that Zein was released without charge, it says that incidents of military forces entering schools are all too common in the West Bank.
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On Thursday, Mr. Assange said via a video link that he had been held in the United Kingdom without charge for five and a half years.
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Steinmetz and Tal Silberstein, an international political adviser, were detained and questioned with three other suspects who were later released without charge, spokeswoman Luba Samri said.
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ET: Sussex Police have released the two suspects arrested in connection to the drone incident at Gatwick Airport without charge, Detective Chief Superintendent Jason Tingley said.
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He claims plainclothes police stuffed him and two other leaders of the movement into a van, and handcuffed and blindfolded them, before releasing them without charge.
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Ceon Broughton was released without charge from police custody pending further investigation after he was arrested on suspicion of murder and supplying a class A drug.
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Assange has claimed that he's being "held without charge" but he actually jumped bail in Britain and is free to leave the embassy anytime he likes.
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The bill would also ensure that rape kits would be preserved without charge for 20 years or until the statute of limitations expires, whichever comes first.
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The unidentified men, aged 18 and 19, were released without charge Sunday after their arrest the day before, according to the Police Service of Northern Ireland.
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While many applauded the shift, several of the activists involved in the Right to Drive campaign were suddenly arrested and held without charge in May 2018.
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A disturbingly high number of these men were innocent, or were low-level fighters who posed so little threat that they were eventually released without charge.
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Some taxi services announced free rides for those who wanted to give blood, and a blood bank in Karachi offered to ship its supplies without charge.
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Founded in 2015, Holberton teaches students to code without charge, then charges 17 percent of their paycheck for three and a half years after they graduate.
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In August, the government scrapped the statehood of India's only Muslim-majority state of Kashmir and locked up hundreds of its politicians and activists without charge.
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International rights groups say thousands of detainees are held in Syrian government prisons without charge and many of them are tortured to death, which authorities deny.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, Ai has attracted state censorship and abuse, including 81 days of imprisonment without charge in 2011, followed by house arrest in his Beijing studio.
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Guests and non-guests are welcome to use the lounge without charge, said David Belk, the hotel's general manager, and can get free coffee and biscotti.
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Two of those arrested were released without charge but at least four of those still in custody would likely face court on Friday, a police statement said.
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China had put a total of 47 journalists behind bars by December 1, at least 10 of whom were being detained without charge, according to the CPJ.
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Peru's constitutional tribunal this year freed Ollanta Humala, yet another former president, and his wife from what it said were "arbitrary detentions" without charge by Mr Concepción.
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A day later he was rearrested under the draconian National Security Act, intended for terrorist cases, under which he may spend a year in detention without charge.
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The hospital provides all medical treatment without charge, and mainly serves people living in nearby towns who had already fled their homes in other parts of Syria.
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But pulp prices have surged 41.5 percent in local currency terms since the initial agreement and the Batistas were released from jail without charge early this year.
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"We have released without charge two men aged 20 and 24 from the Fallowfield area and a 37-year-old man from the Blackley area," police said.
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The hunger strikers' long list of demands included an end to solitary confinement and administrative detention, a policy under which Israel holds prisoners without charge or trial.
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Molenbeek's mayor, Françoise Schepmans, blames laws barring raids on apartments at night and holding terror suspects without charge for over 24 hours, as well as local politics.
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He had been staying without charge at a hunting lodge owned by John Poindexter, a businessman whose company had recently had a matter before the Supreme Court.
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They remained for more than a year in solitary confinement without charge and some were mistreated according to members of the families, HRW said in a statement.
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The women—one of whom was accompanied by her eight-year-old daughter—were detained at the police station for five hours and subsequently released without charge.
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Much of the world remained quiet, or cautious, in recent months as India began locking up hundreds of opposition politicians and activists without charge across the country.
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But this context is usually stripped out when a work is pirated and uploaded to one of the many "free tube" sites that offer material without charge.
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The internet company will offer wireless services to just 5,000 customers without charge from October, when services were originally planned to launch, Nikkei said without citing sources.
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A couple in Britain who were detained in connection with the illegal use of drones were released without charge and are no longer thought to be involved.
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Among the strikers' 13 demands are improvements in conditions and an end to solitary confinement, heavy restrictions on family visits, and administrative detention (prolonged imprisonment without charge).
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Once a habeas petition is filed, courts should give the government days, not months, before requiring it to defend the detention of its own citizens without charge.
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A vast majority were also American citizens, held without charge or trial for years, for the crime of looking like the people who had bombed Pearl Harbor.
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Nonetheless, after the Sousse massacre a sweeping antiterrorism law allowed the police to round up suspects and hold them for as long as two weeks without charge.
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Police have charged one man with firearms offences and released without charge six other people, who were with him in the van in the town of Coquelles.
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Victims were seized without warrants, held without charge, tortured, sometimes drugged; others were dragged onto airplanes for "death flights" in which they were pushed out over the sea.
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Three of the 10 were charged with terrorism-related offenses, while the rest were questioned and released without charge, the prosecutor's office said in a statement Tuesday evening.
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He had been beaten so badly during the weeks he spent in prison without charge that the blood under his skin began to dry, curl, and become infected.
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"I have been detained now without charge in this country, the United Kingdom, for five-and-a-half-years," Assange said to reporters via video link on Friday.
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Four men were arrested in raids in several suburbs in Sydney, Australia's largest city, at the weekend and are being held without charge under special terror-related powers.
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The official figures showed that among the 379 arrests, 123 people were charged with an offense, of which 105 were terrorism-related, while 189 were released without charge.
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Funnily enough, one is that you can't run if you've been imprisoned or detained in the UK. Again, Assange insists that he's being detained without charge in London.
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But after government mediation, the three signed a deal on Tuesday that will see the equipment handed over without charge, with Reliance and BG saving on dismantling costs.
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It is not unusual for the Chinese authorities to detain a criminal suspect for two years or longer without charge if a case is deemed sensitive and complicated.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Brown was released without charge following questioning by the Paris police over an allegation that he raped a woman at a hotel in the city.
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Lawyers ready to represent detained travelers without charge converged on Kennedy and other airports, and so did protesters with banners, chanting and calling for the release of detainees.
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We also cannot rule out the possibility that Saudi authorities would seek the death sentence against activists and others currently detained without charge who were simply protesting peacefully.
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A 47-year-old man and 54-year-old woman, who lived in a town nearby, were arrested on Friday night but were released without charge on Sunday morning.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Two men arrested on suspicion of belonging to a banned far-right group and planning terrorist acts have been released without charge, British police said on Sunday.
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The IMN, which has held regular peaceful protests in Abuja in recent months, says Zakzaky must be freed after a court ruled that his detention without charge was illegal.
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He quit in 2005, weeks after former Prime Minister Rafik al-Hariri was assassinated, and spent four years in jail until he was released without charge over his killing.
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International rights groups say thousands of detainees are held in Syrian government prisons without charge and many of them are subjected to torture, a claim denied by the authorities.
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Gibraltan police said four crew members that had been arrested, including the vessel's captain and chief officer, had been released on bail without charge but their investigation was ongoing.
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The glasses can be used without charge for the play "War Horse" and for the musical "Hadestown," and they will be available for all of the theater's 2019 season.
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Be sure to read the terms and conditions of these waivers, but most airlines are now allowing travelers who booked international and domestic flights to make changes without charge.
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There have been a few publicized cases of people booking tickets that can be refunded or changed without charge to gain access to airlines' executive lounges without ever flying.
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Open records requests to public universities revealed that Mr. Biden had appeared at some without charge — Rutgers in October 2017 and the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, last month.
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Because of the current state of the global coronavirus pandemic, Airbnb has announced updates to its policies that provide reservation cancellations without charge for stays booked in specific areas.
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Ms. Baumann was not charged a fee for the wedding space, and she had allowed the nonprofit use of the Cooper Hewitt conference room, without charge, for board meetings.
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But she said that on this occasion she'd be willing to perform the piece, which she was eager to play and eager for people to learn about, without charge.
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Louie De Kingdom declares martial law in Poland and Kashif is jailed without charge but then the wide-eyed Andy Kaufman dies, or fakes his death, for us all.
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RAMALLAH, West Bank – The family of a female Palestinian lawmaker who has been held without charge for nearly a year says that Israel has extended her detention by four months.
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Adib is suspected of being an extremist sympathizer and was detained without charge, as permitted by martial law, which is in force across the Mindanao region, where Basilan is located.
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The SFO said the individuals had been released without charge and that five British sites were among those searched on April 30 in an investigation into Greenergy and third parties.
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Human Rights Watch, an American NGO that cannot operate openly in Rwanda, says they are rounded up and put in "transit camps", where they are held without charge and flogged.
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He was released without charge; he continues to deny that he was a member of the IRA or had anything to do with the abduction of McConville, which he condemns.
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The men detained at Jakarta's Atlantis sauna were nearly all later released without charge, but not before being strip-searched, photographed and marched semi-naked from the venue into vehicles.
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When former Prime Minister Tony Blair's administration proposed holding terrorist suspects for 90 days without charge, parliament shot down the idea amid worries over the potential impact on habeas corpus.
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Most are based on open-source software, which anybody can use without charge, so startups will have to make money with add-on services, such as updates, maintenance and subscriptions.
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Most were held under a controversial Jammu and Kashmir Public Safety Act (PSA) legislation, which allows authorities to book a person without charge or trial for up to two years.
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Shortly after being announced as a recipient of the 2010 Peace Prize, Liu's wife was placed under house arrest, where she has been held without charge or trial ever since.
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A Police Service of Northern Ireland spokeswoman said a 29-year-old man arrested under the Terrorism Act on Tuesday in connection with McKee's killing had been released without charge.
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Guantanamo opponents say holding prisoners for years without charge or trial goes against fundamental U.S. values and acts as a recruiting tool for militant groups, potentially endangering American military personnel.
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The event space at Versailles was made available to him without charge, and Mr. Ghosn was unaware that the use of the space would be charged against Renault's allotted usage.
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"Federal courts need to be providing this access without charge," said Stephen W. Smith, who was until recently a federal magistrate judge in Houston and who signed a supporting brief.
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More than a thousand people took to the streets in weekend protests outraged that Hong Kongers could be taken against their will and detained for months without charge by Beijing authorities.
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Earlier this year, a United Nations working group found that Sweden and the UK were violating Assange's human rights and urged authorities to release and compensate him for detention without charge.
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"For decades, activists, opposition members and those expressing dissent have faced arbitrary arrest and detention without charge or contact with their families or lawyers, while some have been tortured," it said.
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Although its materials are available without charge, learners pay for assessment and accreditation at the end of the course ($22-21 for a four-course sequence that Coursera calls a "specialisation").
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The SFO said the individuals had been released without charge and that five British sites were among those searched on April 30 in an investigation into Greenergy and unidentified third parties.
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There's clearly no strategy: He tweets about rum ham, a Jersey Shore delicacy, as often as he tweets about Tariq Ba Odah, a Yemeni man detained at Guantánamo Bay without charge.
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Japan, where criminal suspects may be held for 23 days without charge, often with only minimal contact with a lawyer, perhaps deprived of sleep, is already worryingly good at extracting confessions.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Two Jordanians, whose detention without charge by Israel led Jordan to recall its ambassador, returned home on Wednesday in a handover deal that defused a diplomatic crisis, officials said.
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The constitution allows 60-day suspensions "in case of invasion or rebellion, when the public safety requires it" and would permit arrests without warrant and detention without charge for three days.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Two South African sisters who were imprisoned in Saudi Arabia, initially without charge, described their ordeal on Tuesday and said they had brought a complaint to the United Nations.
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For the past seven months, Doe has been detained at a secret prison site in Iraq without charge while the Justice Department struggles to figure out what to do with him.
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The two young men, who were arrested separately on Saturday, are being held under a law that allows the police to detain suspects without charge beyond the usual four-day limit.
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In October that year, he said a policeman arrived at his home seeking his arrest without charge and shortly afterwards he went into hiding in an army barracks with his family.
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Ten airports, including ones in Seattle, Boston, Houston, Memphis and Minneapolis, currently offer zones where blind and visually impaired travelers can download the Aira app and use the service without charge.
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The Pentagon on Thursday announced that four Yemeni Guantanamo detainees who have been held at the detention facility without charge or trial for about 15 years were transferred to Saudi Arabia.
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Police had arrested another pair after the attack, but Bush said Sunday that the woman arrested had been released without charge, while the man was facing weapons charges unrelated to the attack.
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One of those billboards runs along the offramp from Highway 101 to Levi's Stadium (where the Super Bowl will take place), and that's where AdSemble will let one startup advertise without charge.
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Qatar's state-linked NHRC has said that Karbi was in Yemen visiting relatives, and that he was held without charge in Saudi Arabia and prohibited from contacting his family or a lawyer.
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In addition to depriving them of basic social services, the Knesset passed a law that allowed Eritreans and Sudanese to be arbitrarily detained without charge or trial for up to three years.
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Khan is the second person to be released without charge in an investigation that has led to only seven arrests, leading to criticism of the police by some newspapers and social media.
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The nation's founders recognized the importance of speedy dissemination of news when they provided for low postal rates for newspaper subscribers and allowed newspaper printers to mail one another newspapers without charge.
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Facebook's Free Basics plan, launched in around three dozen developing countries, offers pared-down web services on mobile phones, along with access to Facebook's own social network and messaging services, without charge.
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The Saudi human rights group also said Murtaja had been held for years without charge, first in solitary confinement and without access to a lawyer, before he was coerced into a confession.
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The three employees were contacting Turkish officials as part of their work as translators and liaison officers, said American officials, who called the lengthy imprisonment without charge a gross violation of rights.
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One helpful change, which consumer advocates had been seeking for years, will allow consumers to "freeze" their credit files at the three major credit reporting bureaus — Equifax, Experian and TransUnion — without charge.
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Artists like Rupi Kaur have challenged the disgust often associated with what is a common female experience, and campaigns like Free the Tampons have pushed employers to offer menstruation supplies without charge.
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Some also say that allowing customers to access only some content without charge violates net neutrality, or the idea that all content on the Internet should be treated in the same way.
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The coalition said in a statement that while mostly white activists were forcibly removed by local police and later released without charge, members of Black Lives Matter DC were treated the harshest.
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"For nearly five months, the government has been detaining an American citizen without charge or trial, based on legal theories that no court has ever endorsed," the ACLU wrote in its filing.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's attorney-general said on Thursday that 208 people have been called in for questioning in a sweeping anti-corruption investigation, and seven of them had been released without charge.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenyan police plan to deport a British journalist working for The Times after holding him nearly 24 hours without charge or access to a legal representative, his lawyer said on Friday.
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In any case, he was released in 2005 without charge, a year before the US Supreme Court ruled that the Bush administration does not have authority to try terrorism suspects by military tribunal.
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"Two men arrested by officers from West Midlands Police Counter Terrorism Unit on suspicion of terrorism offences have been released from custody ... without charge following enquiries," West Midlands Police said in a statement.
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Free Basics is a collection of apps and resources made for people in developing countries and distributed without charge, which Facebook says offers the poor a portal to the internet through their phones.
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In 2011, Ai was arrested and held for 81 days without charge; in 2015, when he was finally permitted to leave China, he moved to Berlin, where he now lives with his family.
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Diplomats say the deal defused a crisis following Safadi's warning that Jordan would take further diplomatic measures if Israel did not release the two detainees, who he said were illegally held without charge.
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Mr. Pence, you should also ask why Hossam Khalaf and his wife Ola al-Qaradawi have been kept in solitary confinement for more than six months without charge following their arrest in June.
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Slahi, who had been held without charge or trial since August 20063, is the highest-profile transfer out of the U.S. detention center since U.K. citizen Shaker Aamer was repatriated one year ago.
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Slahi, who had been held without charge or trial since August 2002, is the highest-profile transfer out of the U.S. detention center since U.K. citizen Shaker Aamer was repatriated one year ago.
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The order is an extension of Section 44, which critics have dubbed the dictator law, a sweeping provision in the interim constitution that allows the detention of suspects without charge for seven days.
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But, in court filings, Fenech has tried to implicate Muscat's former chief of staff Keith Schembri, who was arrested on Tuesday in connection with the murder but released without charge two days later.
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But, in court filings, Fenech has tried to implicate Muscat's former chief of staff Keith Schembri, who was arrested on Tuesday in connection with the murder but released without charge two days later.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British police on Sunday released without charge two people arrested in an inquiry into the illegal use of drones at London's Gatwick Airport that crippled operations for three days last week.
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Desalegn Chane, president of the new National Movement of Amhara (NAMA) party said three of his party's leaders were still in jail, held without charge and suspected of being linked to the violence.
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The letter promises that signing members will work with the Appropriations Committee to seek out $225 million in discretionary funding to process refugee and asylum services, many of which are provided without charge.
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Louis Charbonneau, U.N. director at Human Rights Watch, said the Saudi criminal justice system has "an abysmal record", marked by defendants being held for long periods without charge or trial, and often denied lawyers.
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The military has the power to detain civilians at military camps without charge and rights activists say some face unfair trials in military courts, which the junta has designated for cases involving national security.
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"We have reports that people were detained and ill-treated without charge by anti-terror police units and security forces at places like sports centers and hospitals, as well as detention facilities," she added.
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The views of Republicans were more split, with 33 percent saying they should be released or face trial, 40 percent saying they should continue to be held without charge and 27 percent not sure.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Israel will soon release two Jordanians whose months-long detention without charge, after crossing into the occupied West Bank, had led Jordan to recall its ambassador, the two countries said on Monday.
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" Margaret Huang, executive director of Amnesty International USA, said: "We are extremely concerned that President-elect Trump will make good on his threat to subject more people to indefinite detention without charge or trial.
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Official: Largest Palestinian prisoner hunger strike ever The hunger strikers' long list of demands includes an end to solitary confinement and administrative detention, a policy under which Israel holds prisoners without charge or trial.
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Louis Charbonneau, U.N. director at Human Rights Watch, said the Saudi criminal justice system has "an abysmal record", marked by defendants being held for long periods without charge or trial, and often denied lawyers.
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Some countries, like Britain and Australia, have revoked the citizenships of their nationals suspected of joining the Islamic State abroad, effectively abandoning them and their children to indefinite detention without charge and potential statelessness.
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"If you come to our country, don't expect to be taken care of, to be looked after, that your children will be educated without charge," she said in a speech in Paris last year.
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Last December, Israeli authorities put Steinmetz under house arrest and released him two weeks later without charge, in an investigation of bribery allegations relating to the activities of his mining firm BSG Resources in Africa.
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For example, the federal definition of a campaign contribution includes "the payment ... of compensation for the personal services of another person ... without charge to a political committee for any purpose," excluding legal and accounting services.
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Under a new presidential decree following the attempted coup, suspects can be detained for as long as 30 days without charge and the government can listen in on all conversations they have with their lawyers.
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Under a new presidential decree following the attempted coup, suspects can be detained for as long as 30 days without charge, and the government can listen in on all conversations they have with their attorneys.
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The 38-year-old old tourist from the Netherlands was detained at the palace on Sunday lunchtime after he was found with a "Taser-type device" but was released without charge a few hours later.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - An Israeli court on Saturday freed without charge three Turks who had been arrested on suspicion of assaulting police outside a Jerusalem holy site contested by Jews and Muslims, a police spokesman said.
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RUSE, Bulgaria (Reuters) - Bulgarian police questioned a Romanian man about the murder of TV journalist Viktoria Marinova on Tuesday but released him without charge and the country remains under international pressure to solve the crime.
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Maybe they simply became numb to the horrific way we now rarely think about or discuss the men still being held at Guantánamo Bay without charge or trial, and who may as well die there.
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The statistics also show that 2.2 million vulnerable adults were being cared for without charge in 2016, equating to the work of more than four million adult social workers working every week of the year.
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SANDY PHAN-GILLIS In 2015, American businesswoman Sandy Phan-Gillis was arrested in mainland China and held without charge for almost two years before being sentenced to 3-1/2 years in jail for espionage.
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In recent years, small investors have become able to trade a wide collection of exchange-traded funds without charge — and they could build entire portfolios on their own with little effort and for little money.
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DUBAI, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's attorney-general said on Thursday that 208 people have been called in for questioning in a sweeping anti-corruption investigation, and seven of them had been released without charge.
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RUSE, Bulgaria, Oct 9 (Reuters) - A Romanian citizen detained as part of an investigation into the murder of a Bulgarian TV journalist will be released without charge, a senior Bulgarian police official said on Tuesday.
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But many political leaders, including three former chief ministers of Jammu & Kashmir state, are still in detention without charge six months after the crackdown, and foreign journalists have been denied permission to visit the region.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Two people held after a bloody police raid in Brussels on Tuesday linked the November's Paris attacks were released without charge, prosecutors said, meaning the hunt for suspects involved in the shootout continues.
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Since his kidnapping, Mr. Albutairi has disappeared from the online public sphere and is no longer married to Ms. Hathloul, who has been held without charge for nine months now and has reportedly been waterboarded.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British police searched a property in Manchester on Thursday in connection with a suicide bombing which killed 22 people in the northern English city last month and released another three people without charge.
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A Canadian university student and British professor who were detained in Bangladesh without charge for their alleged involvement in the July terrorist attack at a Dhaka restaurant have been formally arrested, according to local reports.
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According to one person, GSR gave its data to Eunoia after Kogan had negotiated an agreement where the startup would receive the information without charge as part of a data-sharing agreement between the two parties.
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The only advantage that Guantanamo might have is that men can be held there indefinitely without charge, said Bryan Broyles, the former chief defense counsel for the commissions, which combine elements of military and civilian court.
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Although Higuita was mysteriously released without charge seven months later, he missed the 1994 World Cup in the United States because he had been unable to adequately train while behind bars, according to soccer publication Goal.com.
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In the worst unrest in the disputed Himalayan region for six years, more than 80 civilians have been killed and thousands wounded, a widespread curfew is in place and suspected ringleaders are being held without charge.
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In their booth, Human Rights Watch presented The Tea Project, 780 cast porcelain Styrofoam cups, one for each of the 780 Muslim men imprisoned at Guantanamo Bay, nearly all without charge, over the past 15 years.
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"Dozens of Nintendo Switch owners have complained about Joy-Con drift for months; the lawsuit alleges that Nintendo "fails to disclose the defect and routinely refuses to repair the joysticks without charge when the defect manifests.
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Another rights activist in touch with inmates said the deal was brokered after tribal figures intervened with the authorities who gave assurances to inmates held without charge they would be released if they ended their revolt.
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For the wedding ceremony, Ms. Baumann obtained free use of a Hamptons property affiliated with a nonprofit, and Ms. Baumann allowed the nonprofit to use a Cooper Hewitt meeting room without charge, the inspector general found.
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The violent repression of IMN and detention of Zakzaky, despite a court ruling that he could not be held without charge and should be released, drew accusations of human rights abuses by President Muhammadu Buhari's administration.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Jordan has recalled its ambassador to Israel in protest over Israel's refusal to release two citizens the kingdom says have been illegally detained for months without charge, the Jordanian foreign minister said on Tuesday.
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Last week, Chicago police questioned two Nigerian brothers recognized from surveillance footage near the scene of the supposed attack, but released them two days later, without charge, in light of what investigators said was new evidence.
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Two days later, the results of the army's mediation were revealed: Mr Hamid resigned, all the protesters who had been arrested were released without charge, and the government promised an inquiry into the redrafting of the oath.
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The U.N. Working Group on Arbitrary Detention doubled down on its 2016 assertion that Assange had been de facto unlawfully held without charge in the embassy in London, where he has remained for more than six years.
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The bank charges 1% for foreign ATM transactions and a $30 non-sufficient funds fee, though CIT will let you transfer money without charge from a linked CIT savings or money market account to cover any shortfalls.
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In Ireland, gangster Christy Keane was arrested on suspicion of stealing Clares Rocket, a champion greyhound worth $1 million, from the Tipperary-based kennels of Graham Holland, the trainer of Clonbrien Hero, before being released without charge.
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" Earlier on Thursday, Mr. al-Hussein criticized the United States, expressing hope that the Obama administration would finally meet its longstanding promise to close Guantánamo and "end the shocking practice of indefinite detention without charge or trial.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Monday is the end of former Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn's 22-day detention, having been held without charge since his arrest on suspicion of under-reporting compensation for five years following a whistleblower tip-off.
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" Mutere says the problem of sexual violence committed by police officers is particularly pressing within police stations, with women raped in cells before being released without charge, after being picked up for petty crimes during nighttime "swoops.
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He was seized in broad daylight from a Milan street, flown to Egypt and handed over to the authorities there who are said to have jailed and tortured him for four years before releasing him without charge.
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A Saudi teenager held for more than four years without charge faces possible execution for acts he is accused of having committed when he was as young as 22019, according to human rights groups tracking his case.
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Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky, the leader of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN), has been imprisoned at an unknown location without charge since December 2015 after his followers clashed with the army in the northern city of Zaria.
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But many political leaders, including three former chief ministers of Jammu & Kashmir state, are still in detention without charge six months after the crackdown, and foreign journalists have so far been denied permission to visit the region.
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Officials told residents that the city did not have access to the heavy excavating equipment required for the job so Pluto Mining was recruited and undertook the operation without charge as "an act of corporate social responsibility".
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Mr. Ghani was faced with the spectacle of shadowy government operatives rounding up two human rights activists without charge in a nominally democratic country supported by billions of dollars in American and Western aid and military assistance.
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A stockpile of 500,000 doses of Ebola vaccines (beginning with this one) is now being established by GAVI, the global vaccine and immunization alliance, with plans for poorer countries to be able to have it without charge.
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Following Mr Bush's and Mr Obama's example, the president can order American citizens to be killed secretly overseas, detain foreign prisoners indefinitely without charge and try them on the basis of evidence that the state will not divulge.
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Having spent eight months developing its Viber bot, Eddy Travels plans to double down on its efforts with Facebook Messenger and Telegram, where its bot-based service runs without charge and has seen multiples more users and engagement.
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BERLIN/COLOGNE (Reuters) - German authorities on Sunday released without charge three British men detained in Germany late on Saturday after their conversations on board an easyJet flight from Slovenia to London prompted the pilot to divert to Cologne.
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Dozens of mostly political prisoners held without charge in Syria could soon be released, after a tentative deal was reached to end a strike by nearly 800 inmates at a prison in the west-central city of Hama.
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"This is the first prisoner transfer under Trump, but it may also be the last unless the courts meaningfully check the president's claimed power to imprison men without charge for as long as he pleases," Mr. Kassem said.
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Anne Ramberg, the secretary-general of the Swedish Bar Association, said in a telephone interview on Thursday that Sweden had been criticized by the United Nations and the European Union for detaining suspects for long periods without charge.
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Although Riggins and other Bay Area lawyers have commended Stanford for providing students — often traumatized and unfamiliar with legal proceedings — access to lawyers without charge, they say nine hours is hardly enough to navigate the university's adjudication system.
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But state-run Amhara Mass Media said those due to appear in court included Brigadier General Tefera Mamo, the former head of special forces in Amhara, and noted the prisoners have been held for 64 days without charge.
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The Lawyers Collective, an advocacy group in New Delhi run by the prominent lawyers Indira Jaising and Anand Grover, has for three decades provided legal assistance to women, nonunion workers, activists and other marginalized groups, often without charge.
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A spokesman for the force carrying out the investigation, Thames Valley Police, declined to discuss the case, except to confirm that six people had been arrested in connection with the theft, only to be released later without charge.
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Five other male suspects had been arrested since the attack; two remained in custody without charge, while three others were released, including a Syrian refugee who was freed on Thursday and a 17-year-old freed on Friday.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - A British academic is being held in solitary confinement without charge in the United Arab Emirates, five months after he was arrested while in the country conducting field research for his thesis, his wife said on Thursday.
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McGregor was arrested by Irish police in January — and later released without charge, pending an investigation — after a woman accused him of sexually assaulting her at the Beacon Hotel in Dublin in December, according to The New York Times.
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The U.N. Working Group on Arbitrary Detention reiterated its finding published in February 2016 that Assange had been de facto unlawfully held without charge in the embassy, where he has now been holed up for more than six years.
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I remember trying to describe our proposal to allow authors to have a way to mark their works with the rights they wished to grant to their work, including the use of their work without charge but with attribution.
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Many veterans are confounded to learn that the Defense Department, which covers service members while their status is still active military, provides infertility treatment at seven hospitals, without charge for those who need it because of service-related injuries.
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Established in 2006, OSM's mission is to "make the best map data set of the world" and it makes its data, which is developed by more than two million volunteers from across the world, available for use without charge.
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He was released without charge after a few hours of questioning, but what has become known here as "the Ziad Doueiri affair" has fueled fierce debates about law, politics, artistic freedom and Lebanon's hostile relationship with its southern neighbor.
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Widespread arrests Prince Salman and his father are among dozens of prominent Saudis -- including members of the royal family, clerics, intellectuals and human rights advocates -- who are being held without charge, according to their families and human rights groups.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The top U.N. human rights official welcomed President Barack Obama's plan announced on Tuesday to close the U.S. military prison at Guantanamo Bay, but stressed that no detainee should remain in indefinite custody without charge or trial.
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But his German counterpart Sigmar Gabriel, who will host Cavusoglu for talks in his hometown of Goslar in central Germany on Saturday, made clear Turkey must first release a German-Turkish journalist detained for more than a year without charge.
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Khan proceeded to emerge as a leading advocate for preserving civil liberties in the wake of a terrorist attack, voting to block Labour Prime Minister Tony Blair's proposal to allow the authorities to detain terrorism suspects for three months without charge.
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She now faces being jailed or interned in one of the many sprawling "political education" camps in China's far west region of Xinjiang, where upwards of 99.993 million Uighur Muslims are being held without charge, subject to indoctrination and abuse.
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SRINAGAR, India (Reuters) - Indian authorities on Thursday extended the detention of two separatist leaders in the disputed Kashmir region, police said, holding them under a controversial law that allows for suspects to be held for up to two years without charge.
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At the hearing in November, Kathryn Wyer, a lawyer for the Justice Department, said the government is still considering what to do with Doe, and that U.S. law gave it a "reasonable period of time" to detain him without charge.
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The songs were mostly from the previous decade but regardless, members of the group were detained for five days without charge, after having hoods placed over their heads by police and being driven to a jail on the edge of Beijing.
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Many in legal circles have worried that the current setup at Guantánamo could amount to a legal version of Jurassic Park, where precedents in holding people without charge could somehow escape the island and begin preying on mainland legal protections.
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If the Constitution stands for anything, the plaintiffs argue in their suit, which was filed on their behalf by the Center for Constitutional Rights, it must stand for the proposition that the government cannot detain someone for 16 years without charge.
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Cathay Pacific, the Hong Kong-based carrier, and Cathay Dragon, its regional subsidiary which operates in mainland China, are permitting passengers to rebook or reroute flights without charge to mainland China, so long as passengers travel on or before May 31.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - An American-Iranian dual national and his wife have been in detention in Iran without charge or access to lawyers since their arrest by elite Revolutionary Guards in July, a New York-based rights group said on Friday.
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AMMAN, Jordan — The police in Saudi Arabia have released without charge a woman who was arrested after videos appeared online of her strolling through a historic neighborhood in a short skirt and crop top, violating the country's strict social codes.
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"The government, the SLFA and FIFA need to come together to clear the air," said Johansen, who was briefly detained last year along with two of her SLFA colleagues by Sierra Leone's anti-graft officials before being released without charge.
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After he was removed from the courtroom, Mr. Margraves was placed in detention for possible contempt of court, but the judge later released him without charge, Jerri Nesbitt, the executive assistant of Eaton County Sheriff Thomas Reich, said by telephone.
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Under Japanese law, prosecutors are able to hold suspects for up to 22 days without charge and interrogate them without According to the latest indictment, Ghosn caused a total of $5 million in losses to Nissan from July 2017 through July 2018.
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In Peru on October 31st, Judge Richard Concepción sent Keiko Fujimori, the leader of the opposition, to jail for three years without charge while he investigates claims that she received $1m for her presidential campaign in 2011 from Odebrecht, a Brazilian construction company.
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As Osman Kavala, an acclaimed Turkish cultural philanthropist, enters his second year imprisoned in solitary confinement without charge, the arrests of 8803 of his affiliates expose the double-standards of Turkey's treatment of its own dissidents following the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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The detention period for holding suspects without charge, which was increased to 30 days when emergency rule was imposed, will be cut to a maximum of seven days, although prosecutors can issue an order to extend it by another week under certain circumstances.
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Many of the new tech giants are at heart advertising companies: they persuade customers to give away personal details (for instance, by allowing them to Google something or Facebook a friend without charge) and then selling that information, duly anonymised, to their clients.
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SRINAGAR/NEW DELHI (Reuters) - More than five months after they were detained without charge, dozens of separatist leaders from Indian-administered Kashmir remain imprisoned as the government in New Delhi seeks to marginalize them, according to sources and figures from a rights group.
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At 7 DeKalb, a new 23-story tower atop the City Point mall complex, the landlord is offering two months of free rent with a 14-month lease, and use of the building's fitness center and other amenities for a year without charge.
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Their lawyer, Eddy Orinda, said his sources had confirmed their detention and he said they were at risk of deportation, mirroring the fate of another opposition figure who was deported last year and has been held without charge in Juba since then.
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"The event space at Versailles was made available to him without charge, and Mr Ghosn was unaware that the use of the space would be charged against Renault's allotted usage," Ghosn's French-based lawyer Jean-Yves Leborgne said in an e-mailed statement.
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Saudi's Attorney General said in November that the government estimated that "at least $100 billion has been misused through systematic corruption and embezzlement over several decades " and said 208 individuals had been arrested as part of the crackdown, with seven released without charge.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A man arrested in 2015 in connection with the 1984 murder of a British policewoman outside the Libyan embassy in London has been released without charge because crucial evidence was not available for national security reasons, police said on Tuesday.
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The "Loyal" rapper, 29, was spotted leaving his hotel dressed in a Nike hat and plaid coat on Wednesday, just a day after being released from custody without charge and two days after being accused of potential aggravated rape and drug infractions on Monday.
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He'd been arrested in an "anti-terror raid" for having allegedly traveled to assist rebels in Syria but was held for seven months, despite laws outlined in the 2006 Terrorism Act that no terror suspect without charge can be held for more than 2011 days.
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Daniel Small, a partner at Cohen Milstein Sellers and Toll, which is representing the military lawyers without charge, said that two years is too long for these military lawyers not to have answers about the conditions in which they're living in while at the camp.
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On Monday, the Foreign Ministry denounced the decision by Unesco, the United Nations cultural organization, to award its annual press freedom prize to Mahmoud Abou Zeid, a photojournalist also known as Shawkan who has been detained without charge for four and a half years.
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By continuing to prop up a parallel detention system in which individuals can be held for more than a decade without charge or trial, the United States has a built a dangerous precedent upon which human rights violations can be normalized and then expanded upon.
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The protesters are demanding the release of Ibrahim Zakzaky, leader of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN), held in jail without charge since December 2015, when security forces killed hundreds of members in a crackdown on a group estimated to have three million followers.
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During morning and evening commutes, Via transports six people per vehicle; the collective surcharge on those vehicles will be $4.50, larger than for lone riders in other for-hire vehicles and infinitely more than for the person driving his or her own car without charge.
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It was not clear on what basis most of the people were being held but an Indian official said some were held under the Public Safety Act, a law in Jammu and Kashmir state that allows for detention for up to two years without charge.
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said on Wednesday that nearly all institutional investors at HIFL, now part of Janus Henderson, were told that the Japan and North American funds would be managed without charge because the level of active management was reduced in 2011.
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Last week, AT&T began offering the Aira service at its more than 5,000 stores across the US. When customers with blindness or low vision walk into any AT&T store, they can use the Aira service without charge, even if they're not an existing Aira subscriber.
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BANDA ACEH, Indonesia (Reuters) - Indonesia's national police chief has ordered an investigation into the detention of 12 transgender women in the province of Aceh, officials said on Friday, after reports that they were stripped, beaten and forced to cut their hair before being released without charge.
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LONDON, June 5 (Reuters) - Ten of the people arrested on Sunday as part of investigations into the London Bridge attack have been released without charge, British police said on Monday, meaning that all 12 arrested in the aftermath of the incident have now been let go.
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The 45-year-old Liu, who grew JD.com from a humble electronics stall to an e-commerce giant with 2017 net revenues of $55.7 billion and maintains tight control of the company, was released without charge about 17 hours after he was arrested on Aug. 31.
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The boy was released without charge after he and his guardian signed a pledge "that the teen will not engage in behavior that could endanger his life and the life of others again," an Interior Ministry spokesman said in a statement sent to CNN on Wednesday.
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Meeting in an ornate imperial palace in central Germany, the pair said they were keen to make amends after falling out as Ankara rounded up suspected supporters of a failed 2016 coup, a comedian mocked Turkey's president and a German-Turkish journalist was detained without charge.
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A half-ass law passed earlier this year in response to last year's Equifax breach, which unfortunately rolled back banking reforms passed in the wake of 2008 financial crisis, also gave Americans the ability to freeze their credit without charge if they suspect their identities are at risk.
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LONDON — A couple in Britain who were detained in connection with the illegal use of drones that sowed three days of chaos at Gatwick Airport were released on Sunday without charge, and the police said they had recovered a "damaged" drone near the airport that was being forensically examined.
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"Yet another case of a dual national snatched and held without charge or access to a lawyer represents an alarming continuation of a judicial system run by intelligence agencies with no respect for the law and no accountability," said Hadi Ghaemi, executive director of the human rights group.
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A 47-year-old man and a 54-year-old woman were taken into custody on suspicion of "disrupting services of civil aviation aerodrome to endanger or likely to endanger safety of operations or persons" but were let go without charge on Sunday morning and will face no further action.
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ISTANBUL, July 23 (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has ordered the closure of more than 1,000 private schools and has extended the period in which suspects can be detained without charge, in his first decree since declaring a three-month state of emergency, the state news agency Anadolu reported on Saturday.
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Any "entities" that claim not only religious but also "moral" objections to birth control are entitled to refuse to comply with the federal contraception mandate that until last Friday was enabling 55 million women to receive birth control without charge as part of their work- or college-related health insurance coverage.
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In Opinion 2007-22, the FEC advised that the proposed donation of certain printed materials, used in previous Canadian campaigns, without charge to a US congressional campaign would constitute a contribution and, as such, would be prohibited, particularly in light of the broad scope of the prohibition on contributions from foreign nationals.
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Beyond that, the law forces insurers to cover preventive care and contraception without charge; changed how hospitals and physicians bill for their services; requires fast-food restaurants to post calorie counts; cut hundreds of billions of dollars of Medicare spending; imposed hundreds of billions of dollars in taxes; and much, much more.
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In instances of consent-based data processing, the GDPR guaranteed rights include the right to access personal data and get a copy of it without charge; the right to request rectification of incomplete or inaccurate personal data; the right to have data deleted; the right to restrict processing; and the right to data portability.
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"Indefinite military detention without charge has proven to be unlawful and illegitimate, resulting in prolonged (and ongoing) legal battles, human suffering, and the erosion of the United States' moral standing in the world," Anthony Romero, the ACLU's executive director, wrote in a letter to Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and Attorney General Jeff Sessions last September.
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"We welcome President Obama's commitment to finally close Guantánamo and aspects of this plan, but the proposal to move some of the detainees to the U.S. mainland for continued detention without charge is reckless and ill-advised," Naureen Shah, director of Amnesty International USA's Security and Human Rights Program, said in a written statement.
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Although, in some circles, the idea of "edible education" and universal free school lunches is about as popular as single-payer health care, there is already a growing program, the Community Eligibility Provision, that allows districts with a large number of children who qualify for free lunch to feed everyone at the school without charge.
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Naseeba Bhanu, from a village 115 km from the town, said she had only learnt from a television news bulletin that her husband and two sons, who had taken part in the protests, had been arrested under the National Security Act, which gives police the authority to detain people without charge for up to a year.
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"The event space at Versailles was made available to him without charge, and Mr Ghosn was unaware that the use of the space would be charged against Renault's allotted usage," his French-based lawyer Jean-Yves Leborgne said in February when the allegations came to light, adding that Ghosn had paid for all of his wedding expenses.
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President Obama sends four Guantanamo detainees to Saudi Arabia as clock winds down President Obama sends four Guantanamo detainees to Saudi Arabia as clock winds down The Pentagon on Thursday announced that four Yemeni Guantanamo detainees who have been held at the detention facility without charge or trial for about 15 years were transferred to Saudi Arabia.
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Upward of a million people, including ethnic Uighurs, Kazakhs, and other Turkic Muslims, have passed through mass internment camps in Xinjiang, where detainees are held without charge, taught Chinese, compelled to sing patriotic songs and learn Chinese Communist Party doctrine, and subjected to a wide range of abuses from food deprivation to being held in stress positions, according to many witness accounts.
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Police patrol a night market in Kashgar, Xinjiang BEIJING — China is collecting and analyzing large volumes of data about citizens in its far west region of Xinjiang, according to new research from Human Rights Watch released on Tuesday, and people flagged as potential threats can be detained and sent to political education centers where they are often held for months without charge.
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Instead of being held in the formal legal system — where tens of thousands of people have been detained under Mr. Sisi — people like Mr. Khalil have disappeared into a network of secretive detention centers, run by the security forces, where they are held incommunicado, without charge or access to a lawyer, for weeks and sometimes months, according to the rights groups.
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Assange and his lawyers say he has been detained without charge for 2,720 days -- 53 of those "gagged" and isolated from visitors and outside communications -- and that there is "not a shred of evidence that Assange has done anything but publish material just as the establishment media do every day," according to a tweet by his lawyers on May 19.
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"Everything Moath has done for the 17 years that he has languished without charge at Guantanamo - from this petition, to his earlier hunger strikes, to the virtuosic art he has produced in the face of government censorship - has been with the single aim of reaffirming his dignity in the face of injustice," said his lawyer, Ramzi Kassem, a law professor at the City University of New York.
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The latest petition raises an argument that was rejected last year by a federal judge in Washington — that the indefinite and "amorphous" nature of the fight against terrorism wasn't the sort of traditional wartime situation that the Supreme Court had in mind more than a decade ago when it said the US government could detain individuals without charge in order to stop enemy combatants from going back to the battlefield.
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