Sentence examples for get jailed from inspiring English sources

In the real world, people sometimes get jailed for this.

Last year, magistrates remanded 25,413 people, about 71% of the total 36,044 held, who did not eventually get jailed.

Second of all, when well-intentioned job apps are circulated as fodder for the comedy-starved masses and teenagers get jailed for sarcastic, albeit crassly ignorant, Facebook posts, I'm not entirely certain we can.

This pipeline works at multiple levels to criminalize ordinary youthful hi-jinks and misbehavior (How was it a crime in the first place for a 17-year old to lampoon an assistant principal on MySpace?) and then assures that those declared to be young criminals on one flimsy charge after another actually do get jailed in a way that makes them into criminals.

Now, we've got a deal for you: would you be willing to get jailed for this if we give you a bit of money and you say, 'I couldn't help it – the pasties in Greggs are just so fucking delicious that I had to try and knock it?'".

In other news, Fiona Apple gets jailed for getting caught with hash on her tour bus.

Others shuttled in and out, but life weighed on the composition: members kept getting jailed, and one had been killed.

He ending up getting jailed for "unprovoked assault," but his beard remained intact.

The governor takes pride in a tough approach which, for example, makes sure that drug offenders get jail rather than treatment.

"Nobody felt like he was going to get jail time," said Faye Williams, 55, discussing the decision with others at Laketha's Salon downtown and referring to the officer.

For brothel keeping, women have been taken to court and you can be fined or get jail time.