The phrase "corrections facility" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a place where individuals who have been convicted of a crime are held and rehabilitated. Example: "After being found guilty, the offender was sent to a nearby corrections facility for a period of rehabilitation and punishment."
A chilling voice states, "I have a call from an inmate at a California State corrections facility".
"Just about everyone here is for Bush, because Kerry is so bad on guns," said Mr. Tarvin, who recently retired from his job as a counselor at a state juvenile corrections facility.
Earlier this semester, Charles worked four days a week at a corrections facility near the UConn campus, attending counseling sessions for college credit, assisting inmates as they prepared to re-enter society.
Mr. Coogler, who after graduation returned to the Bay Area to work as a counselor at a juvenile corrections facility, continued the work he began as a student, going over court records, getting to know Grant's family and friends and gaining their trust, trying to assemble as complete a portrait as he could.
Dana Martin, 45, who is serving two life sentences at the Southern New Mexico Corrections Facility at Las Cruces, for the rape and murder of 15-year-old Vermont schoolgirl DeAndra Fluorucci, 12 years ago, became so infatuated with Bieber that he commissioned a tattoo of the singer on his leg.
He was allowed to leave the corrections facility to receive chemotherapy treatment at an MRI centre five times in 2011 and twice this year.Third, the legal proceedings against Mr Ampon were carried out in accordance with Thai law and due process, including the right to a fair trial, assistance from lawyers and ample opportunity to contest the charges.
It has about 97,000 records on inmates who are in corrections facilities or on parole.
The children may be sent to residential treatment centers or juvenile corrections facilities.
Toobin's article provides a few valuable insights into why some corrections facilities are plagued by intimidation and violence.
She had been sexually assaulted during a stay in a mental health hospital, said Bach, and spent time in juvenile corrections facilities and group homes.
Andrew Mazzara, the institute's director, said that nonlethal weapons "are used for peacekeeping, humanitarian assistance, noncombatant evacuation, hostage rescue, and domestic law enforcement and corrections facilities".
