Sentence examples for a prison watchdog from inspiring English sources

"It's a very distressing move," said Robert Gangi, the director of the Correctional Association of New York, a prison watchdog group.

According to Robert Gangi, executive director of the Correctional Association of New York, a prison watchdog group, there were about 200,000 people incarcerated in this country in 1970; that number is now more than 2 million.

Robert Gangi, the director of the Correctional Association of New York, a prison watchdog organization, said that Mr. Hogan's record was unusual in several respects, including the absence of past sexual assaults.

"It has the reputation of being the most enlightened and well-programmed maximum-security institution for men in the state," said Robert Gangi, executive director of the Correctional Association of New York, a prison watchdog group.

Mishi Faruqee, director of the juvenile justice project at the Correctional Association of New York, a prison watchdog group, said, "Now that it's out of the budget, we're calling on the city to expand their alternatives to detention programs, so there can be a long-term reduction in the incarceration of juveniles".

Theodore said the department plans to partner with groups like the John Howard Association, a prison watchdog group, to prevent recidivism.

While the WI insists it has outgrown its "jam and Jerusalem" image, members are still likelier to fulfil local community roles than to apply to join a national pay review body or a prisons watchdog.

But an independent prison watchdog commission published a report concluding that prison doctors were under pressure from investigators to deny treatment to Mr. Magnitsky, whom they had hoped would testify against his employer.

On Wednesday, an officially sanctioned prison watchdog visited the Berezniki prison to check up on Alyokhina, and Verzilov said prison wardens had promised the group that they would review their security rules in light of Alyokhina's complaints.

In a report last June, the prison watchdog, the CGLPL, referred to 12 inmates who are incarcerated there for terrorism.

The government's prison watchdog released a report this year that found almost half of the 15,000 people serving time in federal prisons have been subjected to solitary confinement, which is a risk factor for self-harm and suicide.