Sentence examples for put someone behind bars from inspiring English sources
But the article doesn't explain why anti-abortion activists would oppose a bill that would put someone behind bars who kills an unborn child through reckless or criminal action.
Of course, putting someone behind bars can prevent some crime in the short term by removing that person from society at large, but according to research cited by the White House, incarceration's effect on crime over the long term is one of diminishing returns.
It may now put her behind bars.
The first man Amos Decker put behind bars asks to have his name cleared.
Members of the U.S. military can also still be charged with adultery and put behind bars.
None has succeeded in putting her behind bars.
Worldwide only 43% of murders result in someone being put behind bars.
"I always think it is worse when someone is put behind bars while innocent [because of the technology] than the other way around [a criminal walks free].
But putting someone to death costs millions of dollars in protracted court appeals -- far more than life behind bars -- and there is a saner, more rational purpose behind life imprisonment.
Inspired by the real-life saga of prostitutes whose testimony put Lucky Luciano behind bars.
