Sentence examples for lose prison from inspiring English sources

In the second Kansas case, the court voted 5 to 4 to uphold the state's Sexual Abuse Treatment Program, under which offenders lose prison privileges if they refuse to participate in a treatment program that requires them to reveal and face possible prosecution for previously undisclosed crimes.

Given San Quentin's age and lack of a modern security system, like a remote electronic locking system for the cells or Plexiglas doors, guards are at a disadvantage dealing with inmates who have decided they have nothing left to lose, prison officials say.

While senators and their aides deny that fear of losing prison population affects their support for the mandatory sentences, it is appropriate to wonder whether economics plays an indirect role.

The clergyman, who befriended the troubled rock singer Pete Doherty when the star spent 13 nights in Pentonville in January for drugs offences, now faces the sack and could lose his prison-owned home.

He claimed to have never lost a prison fight after being defeated in his first bout.

He's lost the prison, the battle, (possibly) his daughter and now he's stuck with Carl, the incredible sulk.

Programs like these cannot replace the years lost in prison, but they can help people regain a sense of control and hope.

If he backed the right horse, the prizes were great; if he and his lord ended up on the losing side, prison was the least of the dangers - estates might be forfeit, heads lost.

But the inquiry heard that when the 15 or so officers who supervised the service were "escorted" from the chapel, the most senior of them ran to the control room and said: "We have lost the prison".

My son could end up here, lost in prison, the same violence driving him to the end.

It incorrectly described in its lede, "Amanda Knox looked stunned this evening as she dramatically lost her prison appeal against her murder conviction".