Sentence examples for prison papers from inspiring English sources

In 1985 The Prison Papers of Bozorg Alavi: A Literary Odyssey was published.

My cell door has "extremely dangerous" written on it because of a mix-up of prison papers, so I'm currently isolated.

Yesterday, he also made available court and prison papers backing up his information about the mayor's father on the Smoking Gun, a Web site that features uncovered government documents.

He said some of the correspondence from Wilde, written on blue prison paper, in which he pleads for clemency, was "still very hard to read".

Forty-one years ago, a poor, isolated prisoner in Florida, the least influential of Americans, wrote a letter to the Supreme Court -- a letter in pencil, on lined prison paper -- claiming that he had been wrongly denied the right to a lawyer when he was convicted.

There was a riot at Attica prison; the Pentagon papers were published; and the best picture, according to the following spring's Academy Awards, was "The French Connection".

A defense lawyer accused of aiding terrorism signed a series of legal documents agreeing not to help her client, a convicted terrorist, communicate with the outside world from a Minnesota prison, according to papers presented yesterday in court.

If somebody in prison is selling papers, it's usually heroin, meth, or cocaine.

In Bangkok, sleepless from speed, I began to suspect that Sobhraj wasn't really incarcerated in an Indian prison as the papers reported.

Bonhoeffer wrote Letters and Papers from Prison from Tegel prison where he was incarcerated by the Nazis for a year and a half.

And this is the thought that dominates my mind here and now, in this crinkled, white-paper prison.