The phrase "incarceration without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a situation in which someone is being detained or imprisoned without a specific or valid reason. Example: "The human rights organization expressed concerns about the rising number of cases involving incarceration without trial in the country."
"No incarceration without representation" is their slogan.
From incarceration without reason or an end date.
Similarly, advocates of disenfranchisement believe that "a punishment of incarceration without disenfranchisement...would be too lenient".
Each spent between four and six years in incarceration without charge.
Nevertheless, we tolerated the incarceration without trial of two Australian citizens in Guantánamo.
If software helps cut the cost of incarceration without endangering the public, states will surely use it.
Mr. Diab and Mr. Halahleh have been without food for 76 days to protest their incarceration without formal charges.
Dhiab and an undisclosed cohort of detainees are on hunger strike to protest against their incarceration without charge.
Three of the prisoners, the firm said, are on suicide watch in Long Lartin, suffering from severe psychiatric problems brought on by their initial detentions and long incarcerations without charge in Belmarsh prison in London after the Sept. 11 attacks on the United States.
We should bring the most marginalized populations back into the fold, increasing their interactions with physicians, counselors and other supportive service providers, without fear of arrest or incarceration, and without demanding abstinence.
In the United States, as opposed to the many tyrannical societies we've known and are coming to know, the government is not permitted to hustle its citizens into prison without offering a legally sound reason for their incarceration, and without giving the accused an opportunity to challenge their loss of liberty.
