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The federal judicial system has put hundreds of people into America's toughest prisons on charges exactly like the ones he is likely to face.

He fears they will be replaced by contracted staff who pass through prisons on high rotation, meaning prisoners would not develop working relationships with their educators.

When Iraqis are captured, he said, most are brought to one of the 14 "tactical" prisons on military bases in Iraq, some of which, he said, are mobile.

About 240 prisoners from Birmingham were transferred to other prisons on Saturday, with trouble flaring almost as soon as 15 suspected rioters arrived at HMP Hull on Sunday.

JUST six months ago a former president of Taiwan, Chen Shui-bian, jailed in one of the island's grim prisons on corruption charges, had been abandoned by all but his most devoted supporters.

See articleHundreds of extremist prisoners in Iraq were freed during co-ordinated attacks on two prisons on the outskirts of the capital, Baghdad.

Canada and New Zealand have both reversed earlier decisions to run prisons on private contracts.

There's no real swearing and no gore in women's prisons on telly.

His disquiet was recently corroborated by the chief inspector of prisons on a visit to Styal.

MPs with prisons on their patch envisaged real-life criminals changing the outcome of elections.

They allowed the numbers of people going to prisons on remand and under sentence to rise.