Sentence examples for every convict from inspiring English sources

In 1792, the system was changed; merchants were paid for every convict delivered alive.

Since fleeing to France in 1978, Polanski has done what the court could only wish every convict on probation would do: he has kept out of trouble, been gainfully employed, been devoted to his family, been a respected member of the community, made a contribution to society.

For instance, when studying the probability of convicts returning to prison, Schmidt and Witte (1989) abandoned traditional survival models and instead put forward a split-population model, simply because not every convict would commit a new crime and be sent back to prison.

Every convict is eligible for parole after 25 years.

And why aren't we making sure that every convict has a dedicated mentor waiting for them on their release?

Most of the men I described it to were unconvinced, but every convict who had come down from a max participated.

Ms. Durden also argued that if the initiative was intended to make sure every inmate convicted of a sex crime wound up in a state psychiatric hospital, "please ask yourself why the overwhelming majority of those who were evaluated were set free".

Every inmate convicted of a violent crime carries with him the precious memory of those he has hurt, people like my friend Juli.

"I would like to see every convicted rapist interviewed.

In 1934, he moved to New York City to serve as the head of the Court of General Sessions psychiatric clinic, which examined every convicted felon in the city.

Never mind that adhering to this weird dualism would exempt every convicted war criminal ever – they are all, after all, "decision makers" – it showed the unpredictable moral postures Blair is willing to strike.