Sentence examples for restrictive detention from inspiring English sources

The phrase the immigration department uses is "restrictive detention".

Behavioural management, restrictive detention, isolation – these are the more polite phrases used, invariably, to describe solitary confinement.

The Detention Health Advisory Group consistently flagged problems with the use of restrictive detention before it was axed.

The minutes also list an action item in relation to Christmas Island: "Staff appeared not to have a consistent understanding of the intent and length of restrictive detention nor of the processes involved in restrictive detention, including their roles in the decision-making process for the transfer of clients into restrictive detention".

Serco's chief operating officer for immigration services, Tony Hassall, was asked about the use of restrictive detention on Christmas Island at a meeting of the group in February 2012.

What emerges from Guardian Australia's analysis of the immigration department's own records on the use of its isolation rooms are lengthy periods of restrictive detention, approved by staff without medical training, and with patchy reporting of when and for how long the rooms have been used.

What remains unclear is just why Ariak was placed for so long in such a restrictive form of detention.

After spending most of the past two decades in more or less restrictive forms of detention, and recently in poor health, her composure is remarkable; all the more so given the almost laughable nature of the charges against her.

The same official said there had been a growing number of assessments that were recommending asylum seekers not be taken to Christmas Island or the regional processing centres and recommended they be placed in "less restrictive forms of detention".

Judge Parker ordered Dr. Lee released to a highly restrictive form of home detention on $1 million bail.

But Mr. Shargel and a federal prosecutor, Jonathan R. Streeter, clashed over whether Mr. Dreier, who turns 59 on Tuesday and could face life in prison, should be allowed to remain in his Manhattan apartment under highly restrictive conditions of home detention until he is sentenced in two months.