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Manning, who will be imprisoned at Fort Leavenworth, comes up for parole in seven years, Coombs said.
For him, the problem was the law, a measure Congress passed in 1996 requiring that anyone convicted of advertising child pornography be imprisoned at least 10 years, regardless of his age or record.
Whirling about the stage, with a bright pink plaster cast on her leg, her predicament seemed fitting for her character, who is supposed to be imprisoned at home by her guardian.
The Post/ProPublica report said that under one possible order discussed earlier this month, detainees would be imprisoned at a military installation in the United States, but their detention would be subject to annual presidential review.
Hispanics who reach the ninth grade are more likely than blacks to graduate with a regular diploma (55 percent compared with 51 percent) and Hispanic men are less likely than black men to be imprisoned at some point in their lives (one in six, compared with one in three).
They are to be imprisoned at bases here in Afghanistan, like the marine encampment or the airport at Kandahar, which the marines have now taken over, or aboard Navy ships in the Arabian Sea, Gen. Tommy R. Franks, the commander of American forces in the region, said today.
