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No preventive arrests of any kind have been made so far.

Six municipal cooperators were also put under preventive arrest.

I telephoned a warning to the base and asked that Colonel Washington and anyone with him should be put under preventive arrest.

The Canadian government introduced the most stringent antiterrorism legislation in the country's history this week, allowing preventive arrests and broader electronic surveillance.

Heavy penalties were announced for "incitement to class hatred" and police received extended powers of preventive arrest and deportation.

Preventive arrests and the ban on demonstrations, assembly and even movement, have become a common occurrence for Tibetans living in Nepal.

Around 1,500 people were put under preventive arrest and three persons were detained in connection with the lynching of a youth in Nashik.

When I protested and demanded the release of some CWI colleagues, the police themselves told me that it was preventive arrest, preventive detention.

Instead of preparing its defenses against a military mutiny like the one that erupted early Friday, the Government was busy making preventive arrests of militant labor leaders.

It would allow preventive arrests, without official charges, in extreme cases, and would allow the police to force people to testify against others in judicial investigative hearings.

"These preventive arrests were carried out in response to a U.S. request for cooperation in the investigation into the attacks," Mr. Ba Jamal told journalists.

Furthermore, Thiers had made "preventive arrests" against the 150 main leaders of the Society of Human Rights, and outlawed its mouthpiece, La Tribune des départements.

In anticipation of the strike today, Commissioner Kaushik said, there were "quite a number" of preventive arrests of people involved in past violence, although he could not provide a specific tally.

Mr. Shekhar was referring to the thousands of preventive arrests, especially from the southern state of Tamil Nadu, which reported the largest number of such detentions - at least 19,000.

But in a country where authorities routinely round up suspects to head off Hindu-Muslim violence, the Ahmedabad police did not make a single preventive arrest the day of the train attack, city police officials said.

Errol Mendes, who teaches human rights law at the University of Ottawa, said that without the preventive arrest provision there could be circumstances when the police would be unable to stop an attack in progress.

In 2007, the CIC voiced its opposition to proposals to renew provisions of the 2001 Canadian Anti-Terrorism Act allowing investigative hearings and preventive arrests which had lapsed in early 2006.

The opposition Liberal Party, which had brought in the law, does not want to continue its special preventive arrest powers or the secret court hearings it permits, which resemble grand jury hearings in the United States.

In this, of course, players are no different from ordinary Cubans, who are subject to preventive arrest under a law known by the horrendous euphemism of "peligrosidad predelictiva," which translates roughly to "dangerousness likely leading to crime."

Dubbed "the press assassination law" by opposition journalists, it designates stiff prison sentences and fines for offenses such as libel, and removes an article that protected journalists being investigated for their work from being subjected to "preventive arrest."

Reached by phone in his office, the ambassador, Bernardo Álvarez, explained that the "preventive arrest" request had been filed on May 13, before Mr. Posada reappeared, when Venezuela had indications that he had slipped into the United States.

Mr. Filippov made a series of sweeping proposals, including an elite anti-crime unit answerable only to the President, whose members would get exceptionally high salaries - $250 to $300 a month - and would be granted special police powers to undertake such measures as preventive arrests.

While the 1963 Emergency Law, which authorized the government to conduct preventive arrests and override constitutional and penal code provisions against arbitrary arrest and detention, was rescinded on April 19, 2011, the practice of arbitrary arrest and detention has not abated.

He contends that Islamic dogmas and democracy are incompatible, and has called for a five-year halt to "third world immigration," the closing of radical mosques in the Netherlands and the preventive arrest of terrorist suspects, whom he has labeled "Islamo-fascist thugs."

He was released in July 2002 because the legal term for preventive custody expired.

He spent 18 months in jail in preventive custody before being released.

As is usual in China before such important political events, known dissidents are under surveillance or in preventive custody.

"Considering that I've done six months in preventive custody," including 63 days of additional house arrest, "I think that's enough," he said.

Mathai is offended by this and in retaliation prepares a petition to the police chief demanding preventive custody of Neelantan.

On 16 August, Anna Hazare was taken into preventive custody by Delhi Police.

Iran's security services, SAVAK, took into preventive custody anyone it suspected to be a potential troublemaker.

Unless you turn around right now and head back through the Neutral Zone, I'll have to hold you, your ship, and your crew in preventive custody.

The two, brothers by the name of Barkev and Jean Magharian, were arrested in Switzerland last summer and are being held in preventive custody.

On 25 January, Annadurai was taken into preventive custody along with 3000 DMK members to forestall the agitations planned for the next day.

Similarly, the Coimbatore City Police took a group of people in Coimbatore into preventive custody for celebrating Kasab's death.

Maximilien was arrested in the Nintendo copiers affair in 1993 and was held in preventive custody for three weeks before fleeing to Spain.

In practice, however, many were detained in preventive custody, and many cases of lengthy incarcerations occurred, lasting up to two years, before the calificadores examined the case.

On 2 June 2008 Arfan Qadeer Bhatti was convicted on the shooting attack and given an eight year preventive custody sentence for serious vandalism.

As an additional precaution, Muthalik and 140 others of the Sri Ram Sena were held in preventive custody on Valentine's Eve.

Over 3,000 MDMK workers were taken into preventive custody all over Tamil Nadu following the party's announcement that it would organise protests in various parts of the state.

President Oscar Luigi Scalfaro, in Sicily last weekend, said the magistrates' use of preventive custody had become perplexing, and in certain cases, gives a "sense of spectacle rather than justice."

On 24 February 2011 the judges of the First Penal Section of the Court of Rome released Silvio Scaglia from house arrest, after one year of preventive custody.

Other members of "India Against Corruption", Arvind Kejriwal, Kiran Bedi, Kumar Vishwas and Manish Sisodia were also taken into preventive custody.

SAR Geelani, who was co-accused in the attacks on the Indian parliament and later acquitted by the Supreme Court, was taken into preventive custody by the Delhi Police.

Identified by green triangles, the befristeten Vorbeugungshäftling or "BV" ("temporary preventive custody prisoner") kapos, were called "professional criminals" by other prisoners and were known for their brutality and lack of scruples.

Mr. Scilingo has been jailed since Tuesday, in preventive custody, in a pre-indictment phase under Spanish law, but that changed today when he was charged with genocide, which carries a maximum 20-year sentence in Spain.

At the height of Italy's "Clean Hands" operation, the name given to the campaign against bribery and corruption that toppled the country's political elite, an estimated 700 accused bureaucrats and businessmen were held behind bars in preventive custody.

The issue of preventive custody - a tool also used by anti-Mafia prosecutors in Sicily - is part of an ongoing debate about Italy's judicial system, which many have long argued is too heavily weighted on the side of investigators.

Police took a large number of activists into preventive custody including the Osmania University JAC president and put up barricades in all nine Telangana districts and on the outskirts of Hyderabad to prevent activists joining the protest.