Sentence examples for long-term convicts from inspiring English sources
A total of 12% of juvenile detainees, 4.4% of prison inmates and 3.1% of jail inmates (in American terminology, prisons hold long-term convicts; jails hold people awaiting trial or serving short sentences) surveyed between 2008 and 2009 reported being forced into sex.
And in fact, this intensive-support model was created to help newly-released long-term convicts adjust to life "on the outside".
Everything seems eternal, as perhaps things are for the long-term convict.
To make room for the Norwegians, long-term Dutch convicts — who make up an exclusive club in a country with only 35 adults serving sentences of life without parole — were relocated from comfortable cells, equipped with work spaces and televisions.
Senior District Judge Frederic Block's cutting-edge opinion cited the long-term consequences that convicted felons face after they've completed their sentences.
By Lincoln Caplan June 1, 2016 Senior District Judge Frederic Block's cutting-edge opinion cited the long-term consequences that convicted felons face after they've completed their sentences.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also criticised Mr Abbas for feting 26 long-term Palestinian prisoners convicted of murder or attempted murder who were released on Tuesday as part of a deal that saw the peace process resume.
Many of the long-term inmates were not convicted of violent crimes, however.
This high-security prison hosts primarily long-term, adult male inmates convicted of drug-related or violent crimes.
Mr Rajaratnam is the 35th to be convicted".A long-term full-court press to root out insider trading in the hedge-fund business" is how Janice Fedarcyk, an assistant director at the Federal Bureau of Investigation, has described the government's ambitions.
Fully 65% of young offenders incarcerated in one of the state's long-term facilities, and 53% of convicted juveniles not sent to a long-term state-run facility, commit another crime within the next three years.
