Holding a defendant for trial, for fear that if the defendant were released on bail he or she might endanger another person or the community, is referred to as

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Omari Schneider

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2 March, 16:19

Holding a defendant for trial, for fear that if the defendant were released on bail he or she might endanger another person or the community, is referred to as

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Yadira Gray · Answer 1

The correct answer is preventive detention. Preventive detention is defined as a kind of imprisonment of a person by which it has the goal of preventing the person from having to commit any further offense or preventing them to commit of destroying or disturbing the public order.