Sentence examples for custody program from inspiring English sources

The detentions, which a top paralegal described in detail in a sworn deposition, took place during the 1990s under the office's now defunct "hotel custody program".

The district attorney's office ran the custody program from the early 1990s through at least 1997, according to the sworn testimony.

Joel Rudin, a lawyer for Mr. Collins, filed the documents as part of a motion asking a federal judge to force Mr. Hynes to testify about several issues that Mr. Rudin said he found troubling, including the hotel custody program.

The core of the bill is a new pre-release custody program that would give federal prison officials more discretion to release inmates who they believe have a low risk of committing future crimes.

In theory, CPMPs and alternative custody programs could mitigate some of that damage.

If a rebate is offered, today's data capture and chain of custody programs using cloud based technology means processing can be fast and seamless.

Some states do too, whether through programs like California's CPMP, prison nursery programs in ten states, or alternative custody programs, which allow mothers to live with their children in a low-security residential setting.

Andrew Lorenzen-StraICE ICE deputy assistant director for custody programs, said agency has been conducting a pilot program at one of its facilities and is looking to expand it to a few of its other detention centers.

"ICE will allow for the placement of a transgender woman consistent with their gender identity, meaning that a transgender woman could be with biological females," ICE's deputy assistant director of custody programs, Andrew Lorenzen-saidit, said Monday, according to the Associated Press.

Congress defunded the position once before, but a different position, deputy assistant director of "Custody Programs and Community Outreach," simply absorbed the responsibilities, outraging some GOP members who said the Obama administration was skirting the law.

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