Preposition: on

• suspicion: Officers currently have a 47-year-old man in custody on suspicion of murder.

Converse of object

• lose: In cases of marital separation, they lose custody of their children.

Adjective modifier

• protective: There is no reason to keep her in protective custody, Mulder.

• lawful: To recapture a person who has escaped from lawful custody.

• intermittent: The Government has already clarified that people currently serving the sentence of intermittent custody can vote when not actually in jail.

• safe: The use of client group accounts for safe custody of savings by members has been discussed above.

• sole: But that is exactly what judges do when they make a sole custody ' award ' in any disputed custody case.

• joint: We do, however have 3 children, ages 11, 8, 6, which we have agreed to joint custody to.

Modifies a noun

• sergeant: At the station you will be booked in by the custody sergeant.

• suite: However there are more cocaine deaths in police custody suites due to swallowing crack or cocaine.

• visitor: Independent custody visitors have no right to see the detainee's medical records, even where these are attached to the custody record.

• officer: At present a custody officer is required to record everything a detained person has with him on entering custody.

• certification: Chain of custody certification provides evidence that the certified product originates from certified, well-managed, sustainable forests.

• battle: Wylie fell off a wall and crippled himself, then fought and lost a bitter custody battle for his daughter.

Noun used with modifier

• police: She is the sister of Ricky Bishop, who died in police custody last Thursday.

• prison: There were 18 prisoners in the inpatient unit, mainly cared for by prison custody officers.

• youth: He admitted causing death by dangerous driving and was sentenced to three and a half years youth custody and banned for five years.

Preposition: of

• prisoner: Topics include powers of arrest, care and custody of prisoners, basic documentation, radio procedures, notebook entries and common offenses.

• deed: PROPERTIES AND ESTATES 11.1 The Clerks shall make appropriate arrangements for the custody of all title deeds of properties owned by the Council.

Preposition: for

• offender: The Government should further develop and promote community alternatives to custody for less serious offenders in order to alleviate prison overcrowding.