The practice established for individuals who are deemed a threat to society or who are likely to flee is:

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Preventive detention is the practice of detaining individuals who are considered a threat to society or a flight risk before their trial, in order to prevent further harm or escape. It is used when other forms of pre-trial release, such as bail, are deemed insufficient or inappropriate. Involuntary commitment, protective custody, and the Bail Reform Act of 1966 are not specifically designed for this purpose.

The Practice Established for Individuals Who Are Deemed a Threat