remand — to send (a defendant) back into custody to await trial or further proceedings
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to send (a defendant) back into custody to await trial or further proceedings
Pronunciation (IPA): /rɪˈmænd/
Korean meaning: (피고를) 구치소로 되돌려 보내다, 재구금하다
Korean pronunciation: 리**맨**드
Example Sentences
- The lawyer's face went pale when his client was remanded for another month.
- Being on remand is like being in a real-life waiting room, except the magazines are law books.
- The court decided to remand the case to a lower court for further review.
remand
VERB//rɪˈmænd//
to send (a defendant) back into custody to await trial or further proceedings
to send (a defendant) back into custody to await trial or further proceedings
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The judge's command meets the law's demand - remand!
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Origin
라틴어 'remandare'에서 유래했습니다. 'mandare'는 '명령하다, 맡기다'라는 뜻이고, 're-'는 '다시'라는 의미입니다. 즉, '다시 맡기다'라는 뜻에서 '구치소로 다시 보내다'는 법률 용어로 발전했습니다.
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“The lawyer's face went pale when his client was remanded for another month.”
“Being on remand is like being in a real-life waiting room, except the magazines are law books.”
“The court decided to remand the case to a lower court for further review.”
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