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To be on remand, they would have to be charged with a crime. In order to charge people with a crime, the prosecuting authorities have to be reasonably satisfied that there is sufficient evidence to secure a conviction. If there is insufficient evidence, then the whole case can be dismissed at an early stage in the proceedings.
