Sentence examples for custody population from inspiring English sources

"The youth custody population has fallen from 1,349 in January 2013 to 999 in April 2015, a fall of 26%.

The share of Asian prisoners as a proportion of the total youth custody population has risen by 75% and the share of black prisoners, who now account for one in five young people locked up, has risen by 67%.

When asked about the latest cuts, an MOJ spokesman said reductions in the youth custody population had enabled savings but the government continued to invest in the rehabilitation of young people and acknowledged that more could be done to reduce reoffending.

Around 1197, Hugh was named as responsible for the "bail and custody" of the Jewish population in England, along with William of Sainte-Mère-Eglise, the Bishop of London, who was his fellow escheator in the north.

Numbers of fish repatriated from protective custody to the wild population were provided by US FWS (J. Remshardt, personal communication).

Lib Dems Advocate a deep cut in the prison population, using weekend custody and unpaid community work for minor offenders.

A growing body of literature has documented poor health outcomes in offending populations both in custody (AIHW 2013) and after return to the community (Kinner 2006; Cutcher et al. 2014).

Steve Seiden, one of Mr. Nakoula's lawyers, asked that he be moved "out of protective custody and returned to the general population".

A small but unknown part of this population is in the custody of the C.I.A., which, as Dana Priest reported recently in the Washington Post, has operated secret prisons in Thailand and in Eastern Europe.

The suicide rate in custody exceeded the rates in the general population, and significantly increased during the study period.

The chief inspector says alternatives to custody should be considered to bring down the prison population, which currently stands at 86,255.