Sentence examples for current incarceration from inspiring English sources

Prior to his current incarceration, he wrote, he had never been arrested for any crime.

"The current incarceration of Indigenous people are a complete and utter disgrace," Dodson said.

Originally planned as an EP, I Am Not A Human Being has been bulked up to album length presumably to compensate for the extended wait occasioned by Lil Wayne's current incarceration before the promised Tha Carter IV arrives.

One in three state prisoners, one in four federal prisoners and one in six jail prisoners had received some form of mental health treatment, often medication, during their current incarceration, the study said.

In saying that a blanket exclusion can be discriminatory, the commissioners noted that if current incarceration rates remained unchanged, about one in 17 white men are expected to serve time in prison during their lifetime, compared with one in six Hispanic men and one in three African-American men.

Sixty percent reported having a dental problem during their current incarceration episode (60.8%).

But the clamor for programs like the new Everychild center gives rise to the question: why perpetuate our current juvenile incarceration system?

The film, which debuts on Netflix Friday, explores how the 13th amendment in the U.S. constitution which abolished slavery also came with a loophole that was exploited and eventually led to the current mass incarceration of black people in America. .

He asked his policy director to look into it and discovered that the issue embodied a major theme of his campaign: a "primarily older and whiter" Democratic old guard still in the thrall of draconian 1990s-style tough-on-crime policies that he believes helped create the current mass incarceration crisis.

We found the presence of a maternal history of non-medical drug use, tobacco use in current pregnancy, incarceration, prior child protective services involvement, domestic violence, and/or inadequate prenatal care accounted for 96.9% of cases in which non-medical drug use was detected in meconium.

Returning to the subject of the Clintons' role in creating the current mass-incarceration problem, another activist, Julius Jones, posed a pointed and personal question: "I genuinely want to know…you and your family have been in no uncertain way partially responsible….