Sentence examples for less detention from inspiring English sources

Let them see how medications will mean higher grades, less detention, being able to socialize better with friends.

But the most contentious have been proposed centers in Essex County, N.J., and Broward County, Fla .The detention centers' backers are pointing to the sagging economy to argue that locking up immigrants will mean jobs for locals, but local residents and immigrant rights groups are encouraging a less detention-based immigration policy.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement should move to more effective and much less costly detention alternatives.

Nor was there any legal mechanism for appeal against a lettre de cachet; release, no less than detention, depended entirely upon the king's pleasure.

A report last year issued by the Justice Department's inspector general gave the facility high marks and said that it "had much different (and significantly less harsh) detention experiences" than those in Brooklyn, where conditions have been described as grim.

She used her knowledge of the law and her devotion to child welfare to help found Community Attention, group homes that provided adolescent offenders an alternative to more punitive, and less effective, detention facilities.

SANTIAGO, Chile — A former director of a Pinochet-era intelligence agency killed himself on Saturday, officials said, days after the government announced that it would close the exclusive military prison where he was being held for human rights crimes and transfer the inmates to a less privileged detention center.

That's more than $100 less than detention, which costs taxpayers $122 per detainee per day.

Full direct funding would also allow the community to hold its justice system accountable for good performance and desirable outcomes, including less unnecessary detention, stimulating a positive criminal justice cycle.

Some retail chains have less-elaborate detention areas, using storage rooms or offices instead of jails, and some stores have more direct and regular dealings with police.

Pfc Manning's attorney, David Coombs, stressed that his client was the only detainee at the Quantico Marine Base in Virginia to be held in "maximum" custody, while others were being held in less draconian "medium" detention.