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pursuit of fugitive offender= s - Übersetzung nach arabisch
URGENT AND DIRECT PURSUIT OF A CRIMINAL SUSPECT
Immediate pursuit; Fresh pursuit; Right of pursuit
pursuit of fugitive offender= s
تعقّب المجرمين الفارّين
fugitive from justice
PERSON WHO IS FLEEING FROM CUSTODY
Fugitive from justice; On the lam; On the lamb; Fugitives; Wanted person; Fugitiveness; Fugitives from justice; Fugitive offender; At large (fugitive)
هارب من وجه العدالة
Fugitive from justice
PERSON WHO IS FLEEING FROM CUSTODY
Fugitive from justice; On the lam; On the lamb; Fugitives; Wanted person; Fugitiveness; Fugitives from justice; Fugitive offender; At large (fugitive)
هارب من حكم ،-- العدالة
Definition
fresh pursuit
n. immediate chase of a suspected criminal by a law enforcement officer, in which situation the officer may arrest the suspect without a warrant. It can also refer to chasing a suspect or escaped felon into a neighboring jurisdiction in an emergency, as distinguished from entering another jurisdiction with time to alert law enforcement people in that area. Example: when a deputy sheriff from Montgomery County pursues a car driven by a suspected bank robber into Baltimore County (in which he normally has no power to enforce the law), the doctrine of fresh pursuit allows him/her to make the arrest. It is also called hot pursuit.
See also: hot pursuit
Wikipedia
Hot pursuit
Hot pursuit (also known as fresh or immediate pursuit) is the urgent and direct pursuit of a criminal suspect by law enforcement officers, or by belligerents under international rules of engagement for military forces. Such a situation grants the officers in command powers they otherwise would not have.
