Sentence examples for out of correctional from inspiring English sources

New laws have enabled the department to move more nonviolent offenders out of correctional facilities and into their communities.

She is sentenced, like so many seriously mentally ill people in America, to rotate in and out of correctional facilities until she dies.

Well, "New York," in the sense of the old Five Families mob based in Little Italy, is mainly working out of correctional institutions these days.

The thrift sales represent the first legitimate income of their young lives -- with six years spent in and out of correctional centers for robbery, assault, drug trafficking and parole violations.

Far better simply to let Frank, who has spent a good part of his 39 years in and out of correctional facilities, speak for himself, as he does in a letter to the author.

Junior, the new secretary, fresh out of "Correctional" and hired on by Heed to help her write a book about the Cosey family, looks Romen over and thinks "nice neck".

Recommendation: New York City has an unusual opportunity to revive an industry weakened by an exodus of leaders to out-of-state correctional institutions.

The report, released last month, says research shows that lengthy stays for juvenile offenders in out-of-home settings, like a correctional center or residential facility, are expensive for governments and fail to reduce young offenders' risk of recidivism, making for a poor return on investment.

We wanted to address the apparent paucity of scientifically sound patient satisfaction studies carried out in correctional settings by investigating a large prison population about their satisfaction with the health services provided.

The costs associated with building and staffing this new jail would be unacceptable to taxpayers who are already up in arms over out-of-control overtime costs associated with the existing correctional facilities.

These physical and logistical barriers to correctional facilities help create an "out-of-sight, out-of-mind" mentality in larger society.