What is judicial control and how does it differ from pre-trial detention?
Judicial control is a protective measure — such as a travel ban or a reporting obligation — that allows a suspect to remain free as an alternative to pre-trial detention. Under detention the person is held in prison, whereas under judicial control they continue their daily life.
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