"extended imprisonment" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to be held in prison for a longer period of time than normally allowed. For example, you could say, "The thief was sentenced to an extended imprisonment of 10 years for their crime."
He was tried in absentia together with his superiors by Croatian authorities, convicted, and sentenced to extended imprisonment.
If the lesson from "Jerusalem" is not that of want of freedom, it is that of the potential of extended imprisonment: the piece the students transcribed that day is, after all, but an excerpt.
MADRID — Spain's interior minister has warned that Madrid's efforts to dismantle ETA, the violent Basque separatist group, have been undermined by a recent European court ruling against the country's extended imprisonment of convicted terrorists.
Fahmy's extended imprisonment also raises new questions about the Canadian government's handling of his case.
The military recently extended the imprisonment of blogger Alaa Abd el-Fattah due to his outspoken criticism of the military for the Maspera massacre.
He favoured short, sharp sentences for young thugs and extending life imprisonment to mean at least 25 years.
In a legal move to extend his imprisonment pending trial, the government charged the former chief torturer of the Khmer Rouge with crimes against humanity.
MADRID — The European Court of Human Rights ruled Monday against a Spanish law that has allowed the Madrid government to extend the imprisonment of convicted terrorists and members of ETA, the Basque separatist group.
In addition, government officials say they hope the wiretapping investigation that sprang from the search of his office will result in further charges against him in the next few months, a development that could extend his imprisonment.
This was extended to life imprisonment in February this year.
The sentence could also be extended to life imprisonment if the charges are extended to include the aggravated circumstances.
