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protective custody
noun
- detention of a person by the police solely as protection against a possible attack or reprisal by someone.
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of protective custody1
Example Sentences
While in prison, SaldÃvar has faced numerous threats for killing the beloved singer, prompting her to be held in protective custody and spend most of her time alone in her cell.
A Superior Court judge ordered Ethan into protective custody, and the Italian consulate alerted Ciampa.
The commission, which also asked to hear from an official from the Army Reserve Psychological Health Program on Thursday, issued an interim report in March saying law enforcement should have seized Card’s guns and put him in protective custody based on these warnings, using the existing yellow flag law.
The state’s yellow flag law differs by putting police in the lead of the process, but the law was updated to allow police to ask a judge for a warrant to take someone into protective custody.
That removes a barrier of police meeting with a person to assess whether protective custody is needed, something that came into play when the Lewiston gunman refused to answer his door during a police welfare check more than a month before the shootings.
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