Sentence examples for jail unit from inspiring English sources

Speculation that the Government is planning an isolated single jail unit for Islamist prisoners has led a terror expert to warn that such a move could create an "Isis command centre" in Britain.

But an extremism expert has warned that a single jail unit for terrorists, which is contrary to 50 years' practice of dispersing the most dangerous inmates across the prison system, could lead to convicted extremists carrying out sophisticated operations from within jails.

Officials later confirmed he is being detained in the same jail unit as Michael Slager, the white police officer who just 10 weeks ago stood in the same court, charged with the murder of Walter Scott, whom he shot five times from behind as the unarmed black man ran away.

SANTA ANA, Calif., Jan 28 (Reuters) - Three inmates who escaped nearly a week ago from a maximum-security jail unit in Southern California are believed to be living out of a utility van they stole two days after their breakout, a sheriff's department spokesman said on Thursday.

Now, in a real prison compound, politics would be carried out completely under the auspices of race, with blacks, whites, and Hispanics serving as the units of conflict and compromise; for instance, I spent two months of my past year's confinement at the actual federal jail unit in nearby Fort Worth, where there were two TVs for the whites, two for the blacks, and two for the Hispanics.

This paper examines the cost and effectiveness of one such structural intervention a program to prevent HIV transmission by making condoms available in a jail unit for self-identified gay and transgender inmates.

It seems to be the ambition of every young American actress to play a troubled woman coming out of jail, psychiatric unit or detox centre to confront her dysfunctional family and get an Oscar nomination.

The District of Columbia Department of Corrections installed 108 video stations, half in jail housing units and half in the new Video Visitation Center at the District of Columbia General Hospital complex.

The increase in cases also signals continued crowding in jail psychiatric units.

And the government has said all high-security jails have units who work with the security services to root out extremism.

Joseph Ponte, New York City's corrections commissioner who came to office last year pledging an overhaul of practice at the jail, described the unit as a "cornerstone of our agenda of meaningful reform at Rikers".