Is a claimant permitted to confine the defendant until near evidence arrives?

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If the claimant's evidence is nearby, he is permitted to confine the defendant until that evidence is presented. This is considered necessary for establishing the proof, as the defendant would otherwise leave the judge's assembly, and the proof cannot be established except in his presence. Since the claimant was able to bring the defendant before the judge to establish the proof against him, he is permitted to confine him there until the evidence is ready.