Sentence examples for prisons for one from inspiring English sources

There are the insane profits reaped by private prisons, for one, which are really just modern day chattel slave dens hiding under clean, unassuming logos slapped onto the banners of "job creation".

She was granted access to a Cusco prison for one month, working on the ground and meeting inmates.

Or consider that it costs $31,000, on average, to keep an American in prison for one year.

If he stays quiet, he goes to prison for one year or 10 years.

The administrative law judge ordered Mr. White to return to prison for one year for the parole violation.

"I was in prison for one month and two days," a twenty-one-year-old Gambian named Ousmane recalled.

In Australia it costs an average of around $120,000 to keep someone in prison for one year, and twice as much to keep a young person in juvenile detention.

Brian Everidge, who is accused of attempting to "return" more than 10,000 bottles from other states, faces up to five years in prison for one felony count of beverage return of non-refundable bottles.

She's resourceful even in the most dire of circumstances (escaping a Moscow prison, for one), enviably stylish and often quite amusing — in a sick, off-kilter sort of way.

The sentences by Judge John Gleeson of United States District Court in Brooklyn were life in prison for one of the men and 60 years for the other for their participation in violent crimes.

Twice in as many years these scenes have played out in Brooklyn courtrooms, bringing sentences of life in prison for one killer and death by lethal injection for another.