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Furthermore, Black women represent over 30percentt of all females incarcerated under state or federal jurisdiction and Hispanic women represent roughly 17percentt of all incarcerated women in the criminal justice system.

More than 9,000 inmates have been incarcerated under the law.

Of the 17 foreign terrorist suspects incarcerated under the act, ten are still being detained.

The plight of those incarcerated under the crack cocaine sentencing law weighed heavily on the sentencing reform debate for decades.

Mr. Gilani told Parliament that he had petitioned for the release of judges who had been incarcerated under the presidency of Gen. Pervez Musharraf in 2007.

He's then incarcerated under the direction of kindly psychiatrist Dr Rosen Christopher Plummerr), who is at first viewed as a hostile figure.

We incarcerate more under-18s than any other country in western Europe, create an imprisoning exam system to keep them busy, and if they do get out on the streets we use the high-pitched Mosquito device to disperse them.

More black men are incarcerated or under surveillance by the criminal justice system today than were enslaved during the 1850s (think about that for a minute).

Yes, Clinton's presidency saw more Americans incarcerated than "under presidents George Bush and Ronald Reagan combined".

The researchers link the unrelenting growth in disenfranchised voters to the expanding number of people incarcerated or under some form of supervised release.

Similarly to aggregate results, incarcerated inmates under age 65 years were slightly protected against mortality (SMR = 0.84, 95% CI: 0.75, 0.93), while small numbers precluded conclusions about incarcerated inmates aged 65 years or more.