Sentence examples for prison halfway from inspiring English sources
While still living in a prison halfway house, he bought cocaine.
An escapee from a prison halfway house was arrested on Monday in connection with the killing of two cabdrivers in Newark last week, the authorities said yesterday.
A month after being released from prison, halfway through a five-year sentence for raping a young woman in 2011, Ched Evans is set to resume training with Sheffield United.
Lantz's husband had said he'd apply for her but died in a prison halfway house before doing so, leaving her with a blown deadline and a $1.3 million tax debt.
That means no more prison, halfway house or probation supervision for him. .
The penetrating production by Pam MacKinnon for the Steppenwolf Theater Company in Chicago laid bare the hypocrisy of a culture that believes in rehabilitation and redemption until — in the case of four pedophiles living in a post-prison halfway house — it absolutely doesn't.
She has been performing free, for people in prisons, halfway houses, women's shelters, homes for H.I.V. patients and a rehabilitation center for patients with spinal cord injuries.
El Toro as is could satisfy many crying needs in addition to air facilities such as augmentation to prisons (halfway houses, etc)., housing for the needy, affordable housing for those who cannot afford Irvine, Newport Beach and reuse of existing facilities such as shops, medical and fire stations.
Concurrently with the White House announcement, Stanford Law School announced that it had reached an agreement with the White House to use ex-prisoners based in Los Angeles to help the 95 commutees transition from federal prison to halfway houses.
First, you have to read way into the story to realize that the thousands of people coming from prison to halfway houses are doing so at virtually the end of their prison sentences.
The study found that 67 percent of the inmates who were released from prison to halfway houses were rearrested or sent back to prison within three years, compared with 60 percent of the inmates who were released directly to the streets.
