To further arrest someone
Lithuanian translation: (pakartotinis) suėmimas (išaiškėjus papildomoms aplinkybėms)
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| 19:37 Oct 20, 2013 |
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| Wiktionary: further#Adverb |
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9 mins confidence: 
suimti dar viena žmogų Explanation: Usually you see something like 'made a further arrest in the case', but sometimes when the object is a group, then you can see 'further arrest of members...' http://mypolice.qld.gov.au/blog/2013/10/08/further-arrest-of... meaning more members have been arrested. I presume this is what you are talking about. Context always help improve the accuracy of answers. |
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1 hr confidence:
(pakartotinis) suėmimas (išaiškėjus papildomoms aplinkybėms) Explanation: I think there's a difference between 'police made further arrests' and 'he was further arrested'. There's also a difference between 're-arrested' and 'further arrested': 're-arrested' would mean arrested for the same crime, maybe because the conditions of bail were violated or something of the kind; if somebody 'is further arrested', it means that some additional evidence has emerged which leads to the individual being arrested yet again but on additional grounds. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr (2013-10-20 21:02:52 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- The man in 'audioboo.fm' gives a very clear explanation of what 'to be further arrested' means. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 hrs (2013-10-20 21:38:14 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- ... and since the question deals with a verb, I should rephrase my answer: (pakartotinai) suimti, išaiškėjus naujoms aplinkybėms Example sentence(s):
https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/117583/pace-code-g-2012.pdf https://audioboo.fm/boos/1270549-audio-joyce-was-further-arrested-not-re-arrested-the-difference-why-it-s-important |
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1 hr confidence:
| to further detain someone ilgiau sulaikyti Explanation: See Discussion. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 hrs (2013-10-20 22:09:22 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- OK, on the basis of the audio explanation about "further arrested", I would suggest that the Lithuanian term you want is „papildomai areštuotas“. www.eteismai.lt/atsisiusti/pdf/266129195319301 Palangos miesto apylinkės teismo 2007-04-25 nutartimi jau buvo areštuotas, o Klaipėdos apygardos teismo 2008-01-28 nutartimi papildomai areštuotas. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 hrs (2013-10-20 22:10:17 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- papildomai areštuotas |
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16 hrs confidence:
| to further arrest someone apkaltinti dar kitą nusikaltimą (kitus nusikaltimus) Explanation: According to the audio file Diana posted (which I could not listen to in the middle of the night), the meaning is to bring additional charges. The difference is that in the US, the charges are brought without the person being 'arrested' a second time and without reading the suspect his or her rights a second time. If one's rights were read a second time in Lithuania, then this question probably would not have been posted. Therefore, I would translate it as simply 'brought additional charges' which I hope I have translated correctly. |
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| Reference: Wiktionary: further#Adverb Reference information: -- in particular, meanings 2 and 4, as quoted: 2. (conjunctive) Also; in addition to. 4. (conjunctive) Moreover; beyond what is already stated. Reference: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/further#Adverb |
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