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Andy Green é o atual detentor do recorde mundial de velocidade em terra quando pilotou o carro supersônico Thrust, em 1997.

Founded on January 1, 1953, Lago da Pedra is the fifth most important economic center and detentor of the largest cattle herd in Pindaré microregion, as well is among the cities with the highest socioeconomic development indexes in Maranhão.

She's probably picking up some guy they have on a detainer .

An immigration detainer has been placed on the pair.

The bullet detainer also lasted only a short time only.

The probation officer has already faxed a formal detainer to the sheriff's department.

"Those charges were dropped, and without a detainer, we cannot hold someone in custody," Hirst said.

As a result of the immigration detainer, immigration officers took him into custody.

The bill would not end the practice, known as the criminal detainer program, in New York City.

"They either have a federal detainer or they don't.

In addition to charging him with murder, police obtained a detainer against him from federal immigration authorities.

The defendant is in custody on a parole detainer for having unsupervised contact with a minor.

The Bureau's put a detainer on him, so when they're through with him here he'll go back to Florida.

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Emphasis that the existence of a detainer should not impact or prejudice the individual's conditions of detention.

When there is a match, ICE may choose to place a "detainer" on the individual.

He faces no criminal charges, but he is being held on an immigration detainer, Stott said.

Mr Martin learnt he would not be released because there was an immigration detainer on file against him.

Authorities did not ask his immigration status, which could have triggered a federal "detainer" that might have kept him in custody.

The program does not allow local authorities to make immigration arrests unless a federal immigration detainer has already been issued.

Technically, a parole detainer is enough to hold a parolee for up to sixty days pending a hearing.

In circumstances where a state wants to get a person for prosecution who is held in another state, they would file a detainer.

But I didn't feel American when I had that detainer put on me."

But there is an alternative fault element: 'with intent to prevent the lawful apprehension or detainer of any person'.

An action to recover possession of real estate, such as ejectment or forcible entry and detainer.

Rhonda: There is going to be a detainer, sir, where you'll be brought to Maryland to face charges here.

Villegas, a Nashville resident, was stopped on a traffic violation in 2008 and held on an immigration detainer.