Sentence examples for jail numbers from inspiring English sources

Jail numbers are now not expected to fall significantly over the next few years.

Grayling followed with a brief to be a tough justice secretary without cutting jail numbers and no extra funding.

Describes how mandatory sentencing for drug offenders who are non-violent swells jail numbers and cause violent convicts to be released early.

Prison governors said that the huge 677-strong rise in jail numbers over the last week sparked by this more punitive approach had pitched the prison system into "an unprecedented situation".

Next were the Flying Souls, a prison band formed in Jail Number Three in Tihar.

Our people were demonstrating daily and going to jail in numbers, but we were still beating our heads against the brick wall of the city officials' stubborn resolve to maintain the status quo.

"Well, I'll tell you, as a former judge, I had to put in jail substantial numbers of young people for possessory drug offenses, and it was not from the perspective I had as a judge necessarily a good use of law enforcement resources," Holder said.

"Well, I'll tell you, as a former judge, I had to put in jail substantial numbers of young people for possessory drug offenses, and it was not from the perspective I had as a judge necessarily a good use of law enforcement resources," he told HuffPost after visiting the drug court in Charleston.

While in jail, a number of journalists have been subjected to humiliating phyical abuse, including being forced to run a gauntlet of guards armed with batons.

The country came under the rule of a military dictatorship from 1973 to 1985, when generals jailed huge numbers of political prisoners and earned Uruguay the nickname "the torture chamber of Latin America".

But he says Dunnings has bailed the man out of jail a number of times.