Sentence examples for individual prisons from inspiring English sources

And I think he'd find it useful to keep going out to tender [for the management] of individual prisons".

Individual prisons and courts should be brought into line with other public authorities and be required to produce their own disability equality schemes.

Individual prisons being league-tabled is silly, targets for a cluster of prisons or a national target is a better way forward".

Among these states are Arizona, Iowa, Minnesota, North Carolina, Texas and Virginia; other states, including Massachusetts, are beginning to experiment with the reduced diets in individual prisons.

The statistics, based on 2007 data, show that reoffending rates for individual prisons range from 26.7% to 76.6% for criminals locked up for less than 12 months and between 2% and 55% for those serving more than a year.

The reconviction rates for individual prisons published for the first time show that Dorchester, in Dorset, has the highest at 74.7% for adult male prisoners and New Hall, in Yorkshire, has the highest reconviction rates for female prisoners at 76%.

In short, simple debates that centre on "X prison is private and is therefore bad; Y prison is public and is therefore good" don't even scratch the surface about what an individual prison is really like, and so too prisoners will often tell you - for their own very different reasons - that they prefer private to public jails.

Is he disappointed that many of the recommendations, such as prisoners being held close to home and increased delegation of responsibility to individual prison governors, have all but been abandoned.

No breakdown by individual prison has yet been made.

Other states, typically acting through their corrections departments and individual prison wardens, apparently copied the protocol.

Until now, the success of the Shannon scheme has depended on the goodwill of individual prison governors and officers.