Sentence examples for correctional sanctions from inspiring English sources
Finally, some inmates smoke despite bans, 18 which can lead to correctional sanctions and negative health outcomes for people with tobacco use disorders.
Further, medical providers enacted correctional roles and sanctioned participants for refusing to take their medications, which had a dual effect of promoting adherence, but also diminishing self-management of adherence behaviors.
Inmates experience dramatic changes in their social and built environments following release; formal sanctions inherent in the correctional environment strongly promote abstinence from substance use and enforced adherence to antiretroviral medications (ARVs) and medical appointments.
Two months ago the council also chose not to sanction Leak, that time for his Don Dale correctional centre cartoon that depicted an Aboriginal father holding a beer can and telling a police officer he could not remember his son's name.
No correctional officer has suggested that".
She went to various correctional schools.
Encouraged by the federal Second Chance Act of 2008, which aims to promote correctional reform, several states have cut recidivism by giving newly released inmates access to drug treatment or mental health care, focusing parole supervision on the riskiest offenders, and developing a system of community-based sanctions that sends only troubled or repeat offenders back to prison.
One correctional officer became a particular obsession.
Gregory Stey, a correctional officer at the penitentiary.
Correctional, juvenile and public safety facility.
