Sentence examples for get rearrested from inspiring English sources
About 85 percent of the protesters who appeared before Judge Neil Ross said they wanted to take their cases to trial; only 9 of the 65 defendants accepted the prosecution's offer to dismiss their charges after six months if they did not get rearrested.
They were all released on the condition they did not get rearrested in the District of Columbia.
According to a recent study by the Bureau of Justice Statistics—a US Department of Justice agency within six months of release 28percentt of inmates get rearrested for a new crime.
Last year, drawing on data from 30 state prisons, the national Bureau of Justice Statistics reported that within three years of release, about two-thirds of former inmates get rearrested.
In addition to that, they agree to completely cooperate with all contacts phone calls, meetings—and stay out of trouble, like not getting rearrested while the contract is in effect.
At the beginning of my ten years teaching teenagers in a county lockup, years I chronicle in I Don't Wish Nobody to Have a Life Like Mine: Tales of Kids in Adult Lockup(Beacon Press), I was always surprised, and yes, disappointed, when one of my students got rearrested.
But several have been rearrested.
Meanwhile, two journalists - Mohamed Ali Hamato and Amal Habbani - have been, rearrested and are being held without charge.
A few dissidents have been released from prison (and some have even been rearrested).
In those cases, it's a misdemeanor, spurring an arrest record and potentially three months in jail, though many cases get dismissed if defendants avoid rearrest.
Staying in school is the best chance young offenders have at not being rearrested.
