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custody ['kʌstədɪ] n
gen.	aresto; tenado
English thesaurus
custody ['kʌstədɪ] n
law	legal right and responsibility for raising a child; When someone is under the physical control of the court to make sure they go to court when they're supposed to; when the judge sends a person to jail after they are found guilty of a crime; the care and control of children
mil., abbr.	cust
USA	The responsibility for the control of, transfer and movement of, access to, and maintenance of accountability for weapons and components; Temporary restraint of a person; The detention of a person by lawful authority or process (JP 3-63)