Sentence examples for prison information from inspiring English sources

A18 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 Evidence of Inmate Abuse At New Jersey State Prison Information supporting many inmate claims of retributive abuse has emerged five years after the fatal stabbing of a corrections officer by an inmate at Bayside State Prison.

The debate regarding publicly-managed prisons and private prisons could be easily settled if private prisons supported the Private Prison Information Act (PPIA) of 2013, which calls for more accountability and transparency by the private prison industry.

But in sensitive areas such as child labour, prostitution and slavery, child soldiers, or children in prison, information is notoriously difficult to come by.

Because the new EU instrument links transfer to 'furthering social rehabilitation of prisoners', the question arises whether this requirement has an impact on the prisons' information need.

Prison service information was added regarding where prisoners could get help with their drinking, if desired.

Immediate concerns might range from where to get a stamp for that first letter home, how to make purchases from the "canteen" (the prison shop), information about the visiting days (times/frequency), who to ask for help to use the telephone, or, simply, when may be the safest time to visit the showers.

Pelican Bay State Prison public information officer Lt. Christopher Acosta guides a media tour of the Security Housing Unit, where about 1,200 inmates are held in isolation.

Wallace also agreed that the Mirror had paid "public sector employees connected with the health and prison services for information about prisoners or prison conditions".

You move then in your witness statement to deal with the payment of external sources and you say that you're not aware of any payments to the police, but on occasion you have paid public sector employees connected with the health and prison services for information about prisoners or prison conditions.

On a separate occasion prison staff withheld information that the prisoner had been denied parole and would therefore probably die in prison, precluding him from making fully informed decisions about his own treatment.

And yet this young soldier is still facing exorbitant time in prison, because the information she revealed casts a dark shadow on the United States' war tactics.