Sentence examples for prisons away from from inspiring English sources

Surveillance is high-tech and violence is exacted in prisons, away from the public view.

In their endless quest for more cell-space, Mississippi's legislators have turned to private corporations to provide new prisons away from Parchman.

Alabama is one of two states, along with South Carolina, where H.I.V.-positive inmates are housed in separate prisons, away from other inmates, in an attempt to reduce medical costs and stop the spread of the virus, which causes AIDS.

The Kings were arrested in Spain after fleeing the UK and spent several nights in prison away from their son before being released.

They were arrested a few days later in Spain and spent several nights in prison away from their son before being released.

If there's no improvement in six months, then I'd be prepared to take control of Oakwood prison away from G4S back into the hands of the public sector.

But with his career gone, his name sullied and the prospect of years in prison away from his family, Mr. Youngdahl described to his lawyer his feelings of ignominy.

Irked by a sentence he saw as overly lenient, Mr. Christie said he would seek permission from the Justice Department to appeal and invoked the notion that in seven weeks Mr. James will report to federal prison, "away from his house at the beach, away from his Rolls-Royce, and no more romantic strolls down Broad Street to catch the bus with regular people".

Instead, he believed in his innocence, liquidated his entire life savings to defend himself, dedicated hundreds of hours to his own legal defense, and spent 2 years in prison away from this wife and two children.

When the students were released after merchants agreed to desegregate, King was forced to remain in jail and was transported to a prison miles away from Atlanta.

Tony is typical of many of the young men in prison who, away from the context of their crime, present as bright and likeable.