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What are the detention without charge time limits?
There is no treaty that, in general, sets a time in which someone must be charged with a crime once detained. The international norm is a reasonable time, which is further specified in domestic law.
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What exactly are an officer's requirements in order to demand ID in the US (New York)?
A Terry stop is:
a brief detention of a person by police on reasonable suspicion of
involvement in criminal activity but short of probable cause to
arrest.
The name derives from Terry v. …
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Stateless in Australia — how to obtain legal residency, education and citizenship without be...
First, let's be clear.
Under the relevant Australian law, this person is an Australian citizen,
This is for two reasons. First, because he or she is descended from someone who was born in Australia in …
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