Sentence examples for board of corrections from inspiring English sources

The Oklahoma board of corrections met in McAlester on Thursday.

At an open meeting of the board of corrections on Thursday, Patton refused to answer a question from the Guardian about whether any attempts were made to revive Lockett, and walked out of the room.

She became the first woman to serve as clerk of the state Assembly's judiciary committee, the first woman deputy district attorney in the United States and the first woman appointed to the state board of corrections.

The Board of Corrections will hear the visitation standard revisions this May, and then vote on them soon after.

A study in 2012 by the City of New York Board of Corrections indicated that at Rikers Island, people diagnosed with a serious mental illness commit 60percentt of serious assaults on staff and other inmates.

In 1955, Miss Carlson married David A. Schulte, a financier who advised presidents on employment policy and still serves on the New York City Board of Corrections.

Prior to becoming an academic, she was counsel to the New York City Board of Correction and was an associate at Cahill, Gordon, and Reindel.

However, if a person was discharged or released by reason of the sentence of a general court-martial, only a finding of insanity (paragraph (b) of this section) or a decision of a board of correction of records established under 10 U.S.C. 1552 can estalish basic eligibility to receive Department of Veterans Affairs benefits.

In May, he was appointed to the New York City Board of Correction, the civilian watchdog group that establishes the minimum standards at the city's jails.

(1) The application for correction must be submitted on DD 149 (Application for Correction of Military Record) or exact facsimile thereof, and should be addressed to: Board for Correction of Naval Records, Department of the Navy, 2 Navy Annex, Washington, DC 20370-5100.

(e) An honorable discharge or discharge under honorable conditions issued through a board for correction of records established under authority of 10 U.S.C. 1552 is final and conclusive on the Department of Veterans Affairs.