Sentence examples for internment order from inspiring English sources

He was required to serve an internment order on an Italian waiter who had lived in Manchester for 30 years.

PBS has also presented good work: a documentary in its P.O.V. series, "Of Civil Wrongs and Rights," tells the story of Fred Korematsu, a Japanese-American who fought the internment order in 1942 and was arrested; his case went all the way to the Supreme Court and remained an open wound for decades, until his conviction was vacated in 1983.

Justice Frank Murphy, one of three justices who dissented, called the internment order "legalization of racism".

Some didn't agree with the internment order but believed in their country and therefore went along with it.

Gruban appealed against the internment order, and was called before a court consisting of Mr Justice Younger and Mr Justice Sankey.

Found guilty of violating both the curfew and internment orders, he was sentenced to concurrent three-month prison terms.

Gordon Hirabayashi, who appealed his conviction of violating 1942 internment orders but lost in the Supreme Court, only to have his conviction overturned more than four decades later; he died in January at 93. Dolores Huerta, the civil rights leader who with Cesar Chavez co-founded the National Farm Workers, forerunner of the United Farm Workers.

Three days later, Hastings took the case to the Court of Appeal, who declared that the internment orders were invalid since the Restoration of Order Act was no longer applicable.

The West Coast offices had wanted a test case to take to court, but had a difficult time finding a Japanese American who was both willing to violate the internment orders and able to meet the ACLU's desired criteria of a sympathetic, Americanized plaintiff.

The UK Government had lied about its knowledge and six months prior to internment had ordered a special unit to carry out torture," he said.

In fact, the Nazis conducted a "medical examination" at the Pruszków internment camp, in order to "catch out" Jews from among Warsaw's refugees.