Sentence examples for incarcerated crime from inspiring English sources

The answer to this question, as documented by Michael Lynch in Big Prisons, Big Dreams: Crime and the Failure of America's Penal System, we can look at a testable hypothesis stating that as prisons get bigger and more people are incarcerated, crime should decline in society, by definition.

Perry vetoed her office's budget when she wouldn't resign while sitting in jail — prosecuting while incarcerated is no crime in Texas — or after getting out, either.

To this day, 16 El Salvadorian women remain incarcerated for the same "crime".

Mr. Grimes was convicted in 1989 of shooting his brother in Virginia, where he is still incarcerated after committing other crimes in prison.

The program is designed to reduce jail overcrowding and end a revolving door for offenders with mental illness who find themselves incarcerated for relatively minor crimes.

Then apologies for blacks over-incarcerated due to the Crime Bill she championed as a way to deal with "superpredators", apologies to poor folks who lost their homes when the banks collapsed thanks to her husband's repeal of Glass-Steagall, apologies to the laborers who lost their jobs when NAFTA shipped them to Mexico..

He served almost a year in jail for the crime, but while incarcerated managed to kick his addiction.

Pastor Youcef Nadarkhani, a Christian father of two sits on death row, inhumanely incarcerated in Iran for his "crime" of converting to Christianity from Islam.

Burgess, now a professor at Boston College's Connell School of Nursing, thought the agents' access to crime scenes and incarcerated killers presented a "phenomenal" opportunity for research, she told HuffPost.

Since so many incarcerated individuals are sentenced for crimes committed during adolescence it is important that neuroscience contributions become more widely incorporated in courtrooms and correctional facilities.

He got inducted and, due to further crimes committed while incarcerated, ended up being released in 2003.