Unarrestとは 意味・読み方・使い方

動詞

unarrest (三人称単数 現在形 unarrests, 現在分詞 unarresting, 過去形および過去分詞形 unarrested)

1. (transitive) To release (an arrested person) from custody.
   • 2010, Gabrielle M. Maxwell, ‎Allison Morris, Family, Victims and Culture: Youth Justice in New Zealand (page 33)

     She was swearing at the police who were trying to deal with a domestic incident. I had to break up the situation, the harassment was interfering with them dealing with the original fight. It was decided to unarrest her when we realised her age.

   • 2015, News.com.au, "Immigration Minister Peter Dutton said two teenage brothers arrested while trying to leave Australia to fight with ISIS were ‘saved’"

     They were subsequently unarrested and released into their parents’ custody on Friday evening.

名詞

unarrest (複数形 unarrests)

1. The act of cancelling an arrest.
   • 1994, Queensland. Parliament. Legislative Assembly, Parliamentary Papers - Volume 3, page 223:

     However, it has been suggested to the Committee that police will not utilise this power because there will be a fear of the "unarrest" being used as evidence of a wrongful arrest.

   • 2017, Matthew Knouff, An Outsider's Guide to Antifa, page 156:

     Several unarrests, and only two total successful arrests, occurred at the Navy Memorial.

   • 2020, Hannah L. F. Cooper, ‎Mindy Thompson Fullilove, From Enforcers to Guardians:

     These long stops essentially consist of a form of illegal, undocumented arrest, an investigation, and an “unarrest”—a wholly unconstitutional process.

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