Sentence examples for custodial system from inspiring English sources

The report, which aims to set out how to measure "fairness" in Britain, says that ethnic minorities are "substantially over-represented in the custodial system".

Biggin says that although some staff were initially sceptical about his measures, he now has a fully supportive team of staff, who have changed their opinions about how the custodial system is run.

He firmly blamed the previous three Tory justice secretaries, Ken Clarke, Chris Grayling and Michael Gove, for a mixture of staffing cuts and wild swings in policy that have brought the custodial system to a "state of operational disaster".

Wheatley explicitly blamed Ken Clarke, Chris Grayling and Michael Gove for bringing the custodial system to a state of "operational disaster" as a direct result of deep budget cuts and wild swings in government policy.

The responsibility of ministers in bringing our custodial system to the brink of collapse needs to be understood and openly acknowledged if there is to be any chance of recovering from the current disaster.

"The responsibility of ministers in bringing our custodial system to the brink of collapse needs to be understood and openly acknowledged if there is to be any chance of recovering from the current disaster," he warned.

In a more recent study conducted in the U.K., Williams et al. (2010) found that adults with TBI were on average younger at entry into custodial systems compared with those who did not suffer such injuries, and the same population reported higher rates of recidivism, as measured by repeated offending.

Through the South African Institute for Policy and Research and their partner, the Zambian Governance Foundation, she conducted research on alternatives to incarceration focusing on how NGOs can strategically align themselves to community service orders as well as an analysis on the existing and proposed non-custodial sentencing system in Zambia.

Despite this risk, custodial childcare systems in the region are still poorly developed with both juvenile offenders and neglected adolescents coming in contact with the systems being kept in the same incarcerating facility.

That's something that's consistently overlooked when people talk about Aboriginal people in the custodial and criminal justice system".

"To prevent the negative consequences of family dysfunctions on children's development", the Argentinean government developed a system of custodial care, creating daycares within the welfare system (Malajovich 2010; Martin et al. 1977).