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penitentiaries

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Plural of penitentiary

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Among the fruits of that policy are the bulging penitentiaries across the country—and the flood of ex-cons now hitting the streets.

They are reluctant hosts, fearing that penitentiaries both bring crime when prisoners are released and also divert resources from other public works.

The new edition provides testimony starting in 1970 about different types of forced-labour camps: the kwan-li-so for political prisoners, from which there is usually no release; the kyo-hwa-so penitentiaries mostly for those serving out sentences as common criminals; and detention centres for those forcibly repatriated from China.

In the past 20 years Brazil's population has grown by 30%, while that of its prisons and police cells has almost quintupled, to 550,000 the fourth-highest in the world, behind the United States, China and Russia.In this section Welcome to the Middle Ages The more the merrier Lawless land ReprintsOfficially, Brazilian penitentiaries have room for around 300,000 people.

Concentrating jihadists in one or two penitentiaries, as many countries do, may help them plot attacks from prison.

Prisons, or penitentiaries, are run by states or the federal government, and house convicts serving longer sentences.

Hoover also furthered the long-held Quaker interest in prison reform, alleviating prison overcrowding by building new penitentiaries and work camps, expanding educational opportunities for prisoners, and increasing the number of prisoners placed on parole.

The federal government is directly concerned only with providing education in Yukon, the Northwest Territories, and Nunavut, where it allocates funds but does not administer the system; in Indian schools throughout Canada; for inmates of federal penitentiaries; for the families of members of the Canadian forces on military stations; and through Canada's Royal Military College in Kingston, Ontario.

Although sentenced to 20 years in federal prison, he was granted parole in 1965 following stints at such notorious penitentiaries as Leavenworth and Alcatraz.

It is designed to show visitors the essence of this dramatic area without involving hard-core exercise, and it takes in granite tors, legends and ancient sites, and even a cream tea, as well as one of Britain's most notorious penitentiaries.

Body parts were found at La Modelo jail in Bogota, one of the Andean nation's biggest penitentiaries, as well as in jails in the cities of Popayan, Bucaramanga and Barranquilla, said Caterina Heyck, an investigator at the attorney general's office.

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