Prisoners Clause Samples

Prisoners. Dispatchers will not conduct searches of any prisoners or watch or observe any prisoners brought to a post by a law enforcement officer, although they may witness signatures.
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Prisoners. Both Governments will put in place mechanisms to provide for an accelerated programme for the release of prisoners, including transferred prisoners, convicted of scheduled offences in Northern Ireland or, in the case of those sentenced outside Northern Ireland, similar offences (referred to hereafter as qualifying prisoners). Any such arrangements will protect the rights of individual prisoners under national and international law.
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Prisoners. If the original protocol/ IRB application stated that no prisoners would be enrolled in this study and subsequently a subject becomes a prisoner, the study team must notify the IRB immediately. The study team and IRB will need to determine if the subject will remain in the study. If the subject will remain in the study, the protocol will have to be re-reviewed with the input of a prisoner advocate. The prisoner advocate will also have to be involved in the review of future continuations, modifications or any other reporting such as protocol violations or adverse events.
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Prisoners. If Institution A’s IRB is not constituted to review studies eligible for prisoners, per 45 CFR 46 Subpart C, then it cannot be the IRB responsible for review if Institution B wants to enroll a prisoner. Institution B will be responsible for obtaining adequate IRB review of the study with the inclusion /enrollment of prisoners as per Federal regulations.
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Prisoners. If the original protocol/ IRB application stated that no prisoners would be enrolled in this study and subsequently a subject becomes a prisoner, the study team must notify the IRB immediately. The study team and IRB will need to determine if the subject will remain in the study. If the subject will remain in the study, the protocol will have to be re-reviewed with the input of a prisoner advocate. The prisoner advocate will also have to be involved in the review of future continuations, modifications or any other reporting such as protocol violations or adverse events. In this protocol, we will use a micronized progesterone suspension (FDA IND number 64,126), which is formulated by the UVAHS research pharmacy. This IND was required solely because it is formulated/constituted by our investigational pharmacy. The progesterone used to formulate the suspension (i.e., Progesterone USP, micronized, for prescription compounding [NDC ▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇-▇] Mfg: Spectrum Chemicals) is FDA approved.
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Prisoners a. At least two (2) police officers will be assigned to transport prisoners. This function may be assigned to the felony car. b. No more than three (3) prisoners will be transport- ed by police patrol car at one time.
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Prisoners a. At least two (2) members from the APPOA bargaining unit, or from the APPOA and APPLSA bargaining units, will be assigned to transport prisoner(s), inclusive of sending out of the City to pick up prisoner(s) for transport. b. No more than three (3) prisoners will be transported in a police patrol car at one time.
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Prisoners. Both Governments agreed to an accelerated programme for the release of qualifying prisoners. The provisions on Prisoners were implemented and important in the early stages of the post-1998 Peace Process.
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