detainer n. (1)(对财产的)扣押；扣留；占有 尤指非法占有。 (→unlawful detainer) (2)拘留；羁押 (3)〈美〉指控服刑犯的通知；即将释放服刑犯的通知 指检察官、法官或其他官员告知监狱官员某一服刑犯受到了刑事指控，需要其对指控作出答辩并要求对该犯人继续关押的通知，或者指监狱告知上述人员某一服刑犯即将被释放的通知。根据《州际指控服刑犯通知的协议》〔Interstate Agreement on Detainers〕的规定，该词指一州的控诉机关或警察机关向另一州某一犯人的服刑机关提出的说明该犯人在本州正受到刑事指控的通知。 (4)〈英〉续行拘禁 指在民事诉讼程序中受到拘禁的人，在被释放前，又对其签发了另一拘禁令，从而对其继续执行拘禁。在1838年的《判决法》〔Judgments Act〕废除了依中间令状的拘禁〔arrest on mesne process〕后，续行拘禁的做法亦被废除。
forcible entry and detainer (1)强行侵入并霸占 普通法指未经法律授权以威胁、恐吓、实施暴力等手段强行侵入并霸占他人土地或房屋的不法行为。 (→forcible entry) (2)强制进入和扣押 为使被非法逐出或被非法剥夺土地的人恢复其对土地的占有而适用的简易程序；或因转让合同获得不动产的人，为取得或恢复对不动产的占有而提起的诉讼；不同于确认财产所有权之诉。 (→ejectment; eviction; forcible detainer)
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Uniform Mandatory Disposition of Detainers Act. A 1958 model statute requiring a state to timely dispose of any untried charges against a prisoner in that state, on the prisoner’s written request. • The Act has been adopted by several states. See INTERSTATE AGREEMENT ON DETAINERS ACT.
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forcible entry and detainer 强制进入并扣押 指在一定条件下迅速恢复对不动产的占有权的行为。
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Extradition in response to a demand made by the governor of one state on the governor of another state. • This procedure is provided for by the U.S. Constitution, by federal statute, and by state statutes. [Cases: Extradition and Detainers 21–42.]
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eviction. The act or process of legally dispossessing a person of land or rental property. See FORCIBLE ENTRY AND DETAINER. Cf. EJECTMENT. [Cases: Forcible Entry and Detainer 6; Landlord and Tenant 287.] actual eviction. A physical expulsion of a person from land or rental property. [Cases: Landlord and Tenant 171(1). C.J.S. Landlord and Tenant §
dual-criminality principle. The rule prohibiting the international extradition of a fugitive unless the offense involves conduct that is criminal in both countries. [Cases: Extradition and Detainers 5.]
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extradition (ek-str[schwa]-dish-[schwa]n). The official surrender of an alleged criminal by one state or nation to another having jurisdiction over the crime charged; the return of a fugitive from justice, regardless of consent, by the authorities where the fugitive is found. Cf. RENDITION(2). international extradition. Extradition in response to a demand made by the executive of
A warrant requesting the extradition of a fugitive from one jurisdiction to another. Cf. extra-dition warrant. [Cases: Extradition and Detainers 16, 36.]
rendition, n. 1. The action of making, delivering, or giving out, such as a legal decision. 2. The return of a fugitive from one state to the state where the fugitive is accused or convicted of a crime. — Also termed interstate rendition. Cf. EXTRADITION. [Cases: Extradition and Detainers 6, 30.]