Sentence examples for inmates split from inspiring English sources

The inmates split up in the early days.

The facility holds male and female immigrant detainees along with criminal inmates, who are split into different groups and wore different outfits: women in navy clothes and orange Crocs, men in orange or stripes.

Gang members make up around 36percentt of El Salvador's jail population and ever since 2003 the country has been splitting up inmates based on their gang pledge in an attempt to reduce prison violence and prevent large-scale riots.

The visitors bring the contraband wrapped tightly in rubber balloons, and the savvy inmate will have his pant leg split and his rectum greased.

But then he appeared in court looking like a raccoon, his forehead split open by an overzealous inmate.

While state prisons nationwide house more than twice as many inmates as local jails, women are nearly evenly split between state prisons and jails.

More than 500 former inmates who were beaten during the 1971 Attica prison uprising will split $8 million as part of a settlement with New York State, a federal judge ruled.

And using such a haven can expose women to new risks: other refugees sometimes assume the husbandless inmates are prostitutes, and abusive spouses may attack guards for splitting up their families.

A federal appeals court's split decision on whether to grant a death row inmate a new hearing means the state is permitted to proceed with his execution.

Inmates in the jail's older wings get only three hours a week, split between an indoor gym and a rooftop basketball court.

The New York Spectator reported in 1836 that the original plan had been to split the island in half with a canal to separate male and female inmates.