Take, for example, reoffending by released prisoners, which costs the British government millions of pounds a year.
They are so underground they are known only by the names given to them by released inmates – the Salt Pit, the Prison of Darkness.
More than a million crimes nearly a fifth of all offences are committed by released prisoners at a cost of at least £11 billion ($18 billion) a year.
He is fighting his detention under the law, one of a series enacted in response to horrific crimes committed by released sex offenders.
An epidemic-within-an-epidemic of drug-resistant disease soon arose and began percolating out of the prisons, carried by workers, like Ms. Kostina, or by released prisoners.
Using computer modeling, the authors explained their observations by means of a self-localized thermal runaway failure mechanism, a process by which the rocks are softened by released heat.
This article, including the headline, was amended on 21 October 2013 to clarify that the statement was not realesed by released by Moon Hee Kang's husband, but by the families of the couple.
In the night, Croatian military police, joined by released prison convicts, killed more than 100 Muslim civilians, among them old people and children who were burned in their own homes.
While Yemen has chased two homegrown rebellions, over the last year the Qaeda cell here has begun sharing resources across borders and has been spurred on to more ambitious attacks by a leadership strengthened by released Qaeda detainees and returning fighters from Iraq.
I was told this by released prisoners, including Riad Turk – Syria's Mandela – who I interviewed in 2005 after he was released from 17 years of solitary confinement, during which he was all but buried alive in an underground cell that was shorter than the length of his body and no higher than a coffin.
G Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) from the maize root tip (RT) showing root cap eroded by released border cells (BC).
