Sentence examples for good prisons from inspiring English sources

GOOD prisons, reformed prisoners, dedicated prison officers, one honest head of the prison service and a couple of decent prison ministers: all existed in the five years up to July 2001 when Sir David Ramsbotham was the chief inspector of prisons for England, Wales and Northern Ireland, and all receive his tribute in this account of his experiences.

There are very good prisons, there's a prison called Grendon, which is a therapeutic community, and prisoners go there for a few years, and it has great results".

I say good prisons could be a pipeline to college.

"What a good prison does is teach you to be a good prisoner, so it teaches you to be compliant, not to use your initiative, to do what you're told, to rein in your emotions, and that isn't necessarily what you need to do to be a good citizen, or a good parent".

The maxim, "good prison health is good community health" highlights the fact that prisoners - and prison officials - return to their communities daily, making the idea of a separation of prison and public health concerns a myth.

That will do them the world of good; prison will damage them further.

And if they need a good prison, more and more often, they come to New Jersey.

Martin Samuels (not his real name) knows how valuable good prison education can be.

Good prison behaviour persuaded the local prosecutor not to try to keep him detained as a "sexually dangerous person".

So what makes a good prison, and why is it is so important to get the design right?

Still, the government then ensured that she would be kept in prison based on a legal precedent derived from a 2006 ruling by the Spanish Supreme Court that has allowed the Madrid government to restrict parole for some inmates, applying any benefits for good prison behavior to the full sentencing term rather than the 30-year limit.