on remand
US /ɑn riˈmænd/
・UK /ɔn riˈmɑ:nd/
C2
adj. phr.Being held in custody while awaiting trial.
The suspect is on remand until the trial begins.
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Ex-leader of Reform UK in Wales sentenced for taking pro-Russian bribes | BBC News
- He was on remand prior to this sentencing.
He was on remand prior to this sentencing.
- He was on remand prior to this sentencing.
He was on remand prior to this sentencing.
Former PhD student jailed for at least 24 years for raping women in London and China | BBC News
- This is Junhao Zhao, so taking into account the number of days he has been on remand, he faces almost 23 years before he can be considered for parole.
This is Junhao Zhao, so taking into account the number of days he has been on remand, he faces almost 23 years before he can be considered for parole.
- Um, so taking into account the number of days he has been on remand, he faces, uh, almost 23 years before he can be considered for parole.
Um, so taking into account the number of days he has been on remand, he faces, uh, almost 23 years before he can be considered for parole.
India's rape culture: the survivors' stories
- Her alleged killer was arrested and is now on remand, awaiting trial.
Her alleged killer was arrested and is now on remand, awaiting trial.
- Her alleged killer was arrested and is now on remand awaiting trial.
Her alleged killer was arrested and is now on remand awaiting trial.