Sentence examples for be in segregation from inspiring English sources

He is currently believed to be in segregation at Full Sutton to shield him from ongoing safety threats, with reports suggesting there is an underworld reward of £20,000 for anyone who damages his remaining good eye.

The roughly 25 transgender detainees currently held there "are not considered to be in segregation," Kice said.

In other Cregan news, he is believed to be in segregation at Full Sutton to protect him from the reported £20,000 bounty on his remaining eye.   .

She said that being in segregation had had a lasting effect on her.

The 2014 ASCA-Liman survey estimated that 80,000 to 100,000 prisoners were in segregation.

Loughner is being held at a medium-security prison in Phoenix where he is in segregation, an official told Associated Press.

The jury heard that Reed had previously been in segregation and monitored with two observations per hour.

In contrast, in other states, more than a tenth of their prisoners were in segregation, according to the reports.

I learned he was in "segregation," which is a term the Department of Corrections DOCC) uses to describe the Massachusetts system of solitary confinement.

(As it happens, I received a letter from Carter this week, handwritten in neat script on official Pendleton stationery and dated April 10th. "I've been in Segregation since Aug 25th 2017.

As of March 2015, almost half of all prisoners — 48percentt — had been in segregation.