Tells about a campaign carried on against such terms as jail, Prison, penitentiay reformatory, etc.
Psychiatrists believe Peter Sutcliffe, the man known as the Yorkshire Ripper, is no longer mentally ill and should be returned to jail, prison chiefs have confirmed.
It sounds good, but if you land there, you are promptly sent to Fame, a square that not only has no value in itself but also puts you perilously close to Jail, Prison, and Suicide.
Among the 55 women on probation or parole who had received HIV testing in the 6 months prior to interview, only 8 were tested in a correctional setting (jail, prison, probation or parole office).
Over the past two decades, as a result of harsher sentencing laws and the war on drugs, America has experienced one of the largest expansions in its jail, prison and community corrections populations in history.
The five most common locations for asphyxiation suicides to occur were house or apartment (19,182, 75.9%); park, playground, natural area, or public use area (1447, 5.7%); jail, prison, or detention facility (1336; 5.3%), hotel or motel (679, 2.7%); and a hospital, medical facility, or supervised residential facility (410, 1.6%; Table 4).
The city conducted rapid syphilis screening tests at jails, prisons and juvenile detention facilities, Dr. Blank said.
SEGEZHA, Russia — Ten years have gone by, 10 years — to the day — that I have spent in the jails, prisons and camps of the new Russia.
"The regime has criminalized a range of market activities," Mr. Haggard and Mr. Noland say, which inevitably lands traders in jails, prisons, labor camps or punitive "collection centers".
Most have been shipped to jails, prisons and state and local government agencies.
"President Obama has detained more immigrants in jails, prisons and detention facilities than any other president," Gutierrez said.
