Sentence examples for prisoner term for from inspiring English sources
In February 2013, when Scortaoili's cellmate was sent "down the back", a prisoner term for Casuarina's detention unit, they requested to bunk together.
The American oil company said the judgment was fraudulent and politicised; it is taking action against the plaintiffs in international courts.A long walk to freedomMyanmar released hundreds of prisoners, and shortened prison terms for others, to mark the 64th anniversary of its independence from Britain, and just ahead of the first visit by a British foreign secretary to the country since 1955.
AMERICANS SAY DRUG SENTENCING IS TOO HARSH - HuffPollster: "Americans are generally supportive of President Barack Obama's recent decision to commute the sentences of 22 prisoners serving long prison terms for non-violent drug offenses, a new HuffPost/YouGov poll finds.
Americans are generally supportive of President Barack Obama's recent decision to commute the sentences of 22 prisoners serving long prison terms for non-violent drug offenses, a new HuffPost/YouGov poll finds.
"Some detainees are foreign national prisoners who have completed prison terms for serious crimes, but who then refuse to comply with the law by leaving the UK".
A minority of detainees are foreign national prisoners who have completed prison terms for serious crimes and are being held in detention while steps are taken to remove them from the UK.
The Supreme Court agreed to hear the case of Montgomery vs. Louisiana to decide whether all the states must offer a sentencing or parole hearing to prisoners serving life term for crimes committed before they were 18.
Amy's first line in Camp X-Ray is in response to why "prisoner" is the wrong term for the men they watch: "Prisoners are subject to the Geneva Convention; the detainees are not".
"Jailhouse lawyer" is an informal term for a prisoner who helps other inmates with legal filings.
For decades, the former military regime arrested people arbitrarily even as it denied it held political prisoners, terming them common criminals.
Our government then sent him to Syria -- the technical term for transferring a prisoner to a third-party country is "rendered" -- where the U.S. government knew that it was likely he would be tortured.
