Sentence examples for justice setting from inspiring English sources

More research is needed, particularly regarding the factors that influence the implementation of health services in a criminal justice setting.

In the context of incarcerated offenders, as proposed earlier in this article, it is essential to devise an appropriate discharge plan for each individual and then create transition programs from the criminal justice setting to the community, where follow-up and adequate intervention and treatment are available.

This paper has shown how public health concerns should not be ignored inside prisons and jails, or among other criminal justice professionals and first responders, and it has laid out a few specific suggestions for applying the ideals of public health in a criminal justice setting.

There's a prophetic call for justice, setting slaves free, canceling debts... Jesus was anti-empire".

The context is an English criminal justice setting across different populations.

Similar high levels of alcohol problems are identified in other recent studies in the criminal justice setting using AUDIT (e.g. LG unpublished data and Newbury-Birch and colleagues [ 3]).

It will also delay replacing a Supreme Court justice set to retire in February.

The lord chief justice sets the "tariff" (the real sentence) and most "lifers" serve not much more than 14 years.

In contrast most European systems of justice set the age of criminal responsibility at 14, 16 – even 18.

Before she joined Twitter, she worked for an organisation called "Perverted Justice", set up in 2002, which used to organise stings to catch sexual predators.

Lord Woolf, the former lord chief justice, set out the orthodox view in his landmark penal reform report in the aftermath of the 1990 Strangeways prison riots.