Sentence examples for comparable prisoners from inspiring English sources
In fact, some research has found that inmates released from supermax units are more likely to reoffend than comparable prisoners released from conventional maximum-security prisons, and that those crimes are more likely to be violent.
Using a Bureau of Justice Statistic study finding inmates released from state prisons have a five-year recidivism rate of 76.6%, the USSC study calculated comparable federal prisoners released have a 44.7% re-arrest rate after five years.
Because the Americans did not have a prisoner of comparable rank, Lee remained a prisoner in New York until 1778, when was exchanged for Richard Prescott.
Prisoners are building companies like Prison Bars.
The Caesarean section rate for birthing prisoners was comparable with community controls (28%and26%6% respectively).
In Italy, the risk of being jailed before being found guilty is considerable: according to the latest comparable figures, the proportion of prisoners on remand was the highest in Europe after Turkey and some micro-states.
A key strength of this study is that by using Australia's National Health Performance Framework to guide our data analysis, we have provided information on the health needs of young adult prisoners that is comparable to that used to guide community health system design in Australia.
The prevalences of hepatitis B and C found in this audit were comparable with previous estimates among prisoners [ 1, 3], and contrast with general population estimates which indicate that hepatitis C is more common among males and higher among Aboriginal people [ 25].
