Sentence examples for jails may not from inspiring English sources

If the women in these cases were exhibiting potential suicidal behavior, the jails may not have been aware of it, but it is the duty of their staff to be proactive about recognizing problem signs.

GOING to jail may not seem like a good career move for any artist, yet a number of sculptors, artisans and painters from South Jersey are willingly serving time here at Burlington County's historic prison.

In an appearance on Good Day New York on Wednesday, DA Rice admitted that it's possible that an individual currently in jail may not belong there due to problems in the drug testing lab.

The author of the talking points will most likely be found, is in real danger of going to jail and may not want to go alone or for long.

If Mr Anwar does go to jail, the alliance may not survive the loss of its leader.

He told USA Today last year, amid a flurry of admiring press, that he opted out of a life that would have left him "dead or in jail". These facts may not justify Smart's lapse on Saturday, but they shouldn't be shoved so blithely out of the frame.

Even in situations where an individual is up against a state prosecutor and jail may result, not every jurisdiction provides lawyers to the defendants.

Because Mr. Crooks and Mr. Dula had sat in jail for months — they have since been released — the ruling has embittered some prosecutors, who believe she had put the men in jail despite evidence they may not have committed a crime.

And even if he is convicted, Bonds may not face jail.

It's hard to see how it could be done without sending many of them to jail; and even this government may not want to be that tough.

And when it comes to plea bargains, the prosecutor can offer alternative punishments that may not involve jail or prison.