Sentence examples for general prisoner population from inspiring English sources
In February, Mr. Mahmood joined the general prisoner population in the prison, he said, and spent another two months there before being sent to the Passaic County Jail, where he was told he would be deported.
The fact that prison officials were so against it gave it immediate acceptance and respect from the general prisoner population".
After his death sentence was commuted to life when the US supreme court briefly suspended the death penalty in 1972, Rideau joined the general prisoner population of Angola.
The Bureau of Prisons moved Mr. Valle to a jail in Brooklyn, where he was told he would be placed in the general prisoner population, Ms. Gatto said.
Supermax facilities are maximum-security prisons with highly restrictive conditions, designed to segregate the most dangerous prisoners from the general prison population.
For the past few years, French authorities have tried to tackle this by segregating radical prisoners from the general prison population, an experiment that has already witnessed monumental public failures.
The report said department records indicate that the average prisoner in 23-hour lockdown remains there for five to six months before returning to the general prison population.
Separate research in New York City concluded that prisoners in solitary were seven times more likely to harm themselves than those in the general prison population.
Supermax units like the one at Pelican Bay State Prison in California cost two to three times as much to build and operate as conventional prisons, and prisoners released directly to the community from solitary are more likely to commit more crimes than comparable prisoners released from general prison populations.
Whilst Aboriginal people comprise only 2%% of the general Australian adult population, Aboriginal people represented 28%% of the total full-time prisoner population as of March 2014 [ 2].
Aboriginal women are severely over-represented in the NSW prisoner population, comprising 30% of female prisoners in NSW [ 1] but only 2% of the general population.
