kinnipidamiskõlbliku

kinnipidamiskõlbliku is an Estonian adjective that translates to "detainable" or "liable to detention." It describes a person or thing that meets the legal criteria for being taken into custody or held by authorities. This term is primarily used in legal contexts, particularly in criminal law and immigration proceedings.

The concept of kinnipidamiskõlbliku is tied to specific legal grounds established by Estonian legislation. For individuals, this often relates to suspected involvement in criminal activities, posing a flight risk, or presenting a danger to public safety. In immigration contexts, a person might be considered kinnipidamiskõlblik if they are in the country illegally, have violated immigration laws, or are subject to deportation.

The determination of whether someone is kinnipidamiskõlblik is made by competent authorities, such as the police or the courts, based on evidence and established legal procedures. This determination is not arbitrary but must be justified by law and subject to judicial review. The duration and conditions of detention are also governed by legal frameworks, ensuring that detention is not prolonged unnecessarily and that the rights of the detained individual are protected. The opposite of kinnipidamiskõlbliku would be a person or situation where detention is not legally permissible.