Sentence examples for prisoner on remand from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of protesters held a candlelit vigil outside Holloway prison on the day Sarah Reed, the prisoner on remand who died in her cell last month, was buried in a private family ceremony.

The disturbance lasted 25 days and claimed two lives; a prison officer suffered a heart attack and a prisoner, on remand for alleged sex offences, died from wounds inflicted when prisoners ran amok throughout the gaunt Victorian jail.

At his own request, Hayes was returned to the main prison, where he was put in a shared cell with a prisoner on remand for drugs offences.

The staff, all members of the prison's healthcare unit, were wounded in an altercation with a prisoner on remand, the firm said.

The prisoner on remand who died in her cell last month wrote to her family to say she had been sexually assaulted while receiving treatment at a secure mental health unit.

Now it is once again promising grants for prison-building: Sao Paulo, with 40% of the country's prisoners, will get 80m reais ($41m).Sao Paulo's state government is already pushing ahead with building more remand centres for those awaiting trial; in all, it plans to create 18,000 places, compared with the 21,000 prisoners on remand.

The Hindustan Times notes "speculation on how he managed to kill himself when he was supposed to be under guard", and The Times of India reports "questions over the monitoring" of prisoners on remand.

In the metropolitan area, prisoners on remand are managed at one of three prisons which provide separate services for adult males, adult females, and juveniles [ 13].

On one side of the prison there was a block of prisoners on remand; on the other side were the convicts, living in units called pods — groups of 15 one-person cells with floor-to-ceiling windows, private lavatories and a common space that includes a small kitchen.

As well, 450 police officers now used to supervise prisoners on remand and elsewhere will be freed up to return to active police duties.

In Italy, the risk of being jailed before being found guilty is considerable: according to the latest comparable figures, the proportion of prisoners on remand was the highest in Europe after Turkey and some micro-states.