Sentence examples for extended incarceration from inspiring English sources

(He, however, has not been subjected to arrest and extended incarceration for doing so).

As he pointed out, "extended incarceration...is not only damaging to the mentally ill; it is extraordinarily expensive".

But the judge, Lewis A. Kaplan of Federal District Court in Manhattan, ruled that Mr. Ghailani's extended incarceration had no adverse impact on his ability to defend himself.

"The problem is more on Ganji's side," Khatami said, blaming Ganji's extended incarceration on his refusal to stop speaking out against the regime.

Extended incarceration under such circumstances is not only damaging to the mentally ill, it is extraordinarily expensive.

His last days were spent in extended incarceration, waiting on a deportation date after the Department of Immigration and Border Protection informed him he'd be sent back to New Zealand, a country he left as a 4-year-old.

In a February report on psychiatric services at the Ohio River Valley center, Dr. Cheryl Wills, an independent mental health expert, found that officials were unnecessarily extending incarceration for youths who acted out because of their mental illnesses.

If that is extended to incarceration in general, it would end the sense of security clients have in speaking candidly with their lawyers".

For that, the three women have been kept in pretrial detention since March; on Friday last week, the judge extended their incarceration for six more months, and yesterday their trial was scheduled for July 30th.

Otherwise, Mr. Breivik's maximum sentence will be 21 years, although a judge can extend his incarceration after that point if he's still considered dangerous.

"Weiss is in hiding, enjoying his millions in ill-gotten gains, while his minions face extended periods of incarceration.