Detention Without Court Order

Summary

In North Carolina, if someone appears to be an escaped inmate, they can be temporarily detained for investigation. However, long-term detention without identifiable records or evidence usually requires a court order. Legal counsel is crucial to ensure rights are protected and proper procedures are followed.

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Read my question again, please.
Sure, let's go over your question again. If someone, like TJ, appears to be an escaped inmate and is brought to a maximum-security state prison, they can be temporarily detained for investigation. However, if there are no criminal records found, long-term detention without evidence or a court order is not typical. Obtaining legal counsel is crucial for understanding specific rights and procedures in such cases. Do you have any other questions or need further clarification on this?
I am asking if they cannot be released due to lack of records UNTIL a court order is issued?
In North Carolina, if someone is suspected to be an escaped inmate but lacks identifiable records, they may be temporarily detained for investigation. However, without records or evidence, long-term detention usually requires a court order. Legal counsel is important to navigate specific rights and procedures in these cases.
This answer is not what I asked you.
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I understand your concern about TJ's situation. In North Carolina, if someone is suspected of being an escaped inmate but lacks identifiable records, they can be detained temporarily for investigation. However, for long-term detention without records, typically a court order would be necessary. Legal counsel is crucial in such cases to ensure rights are protected and proper procedures are followed. If you have more specific details or questions, feel free to ask!
YOU ARE GIVING ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS NOT ASKED
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I see the confusion. The key point is that long-term detention without evidence or records typically requires a court order. Temporary detention can occur for investigation, but indefinite holding without legal support is unlikely. If you need more details or specific guidance, let me know!