1. sending a legal case back to a lower court for further consideration
Usage: legal
2. ordering a defendant to be kept in custody while awaiting trial or sentencing
Usage: legal

Examples

• The appeals court is remanding the case to the trial court for a new hearing.
• The judge is remanding the defendant until the next court date.
• After reviewing the evidence, the higher court decided on remanding the matter.
• The magistrate is remanding him in custody for two weeks.
• The appellate court is remanding the case due to procedural errors.
• She was upset about the court remanding her brother without bail.