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custody

The state of being held in confinement by the police or prison authorities. Following an arrest, a person may either be kept in custody or released on bail.



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Investigators assigned to conduct criminal investigations and custodial interrogations have the common goal of uncovering the truth.
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These exceptions were designed to allow banks to continue to execute securities transactions in connection with their normal trust, fiduciary, custodial, and other specified banking activities.
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