Sentence examples for risk prisoners from inspiring English sources

He came out in favour not of Mountbatten's idea of a concentration of high risk prisoners in one place but of the preferred home office option of dispersal.

The researchers found that many prison staff use 'jailcraft' — the knowledge and expertise gained through their own experience — to identify and manage at risk prisoners.

The seventh cellblock under American control, was divided into two parts, 1-A, set aside for "high risk" prisoners, and 1-B, on the second floor, for female prisoners.

It was at this point an officer warned me that those men, despite already being in the HSU, had been categorised as "exceptional risk" prisoners and were not allowed to mix with anyone except each other.

The worst abuses at Abu Ghraib took place on or around Nov. 8, according to the details of the military investigation made public so far, and principally in Cellblock 1-A, the group of cells set aside for high risk prisoners.

More work should be handed over to civilian staff and private firms in a bid to allow officers more time on the beat, it says, to the point of paying commercial security firms to guard crime scenes, hunt down people who jump bail, monitor "at risk" prisoners and carry out security checks.

She was given a clean bill of physical health and designated as a "medium-assaultive" risk prisoner based on the classification of her arrest.

He'd already been marked as an "extreme high risk" prisoner.

Mr. Sirhan, who is serving a life sentence for the 1968 killing, had been confined for years in a secure unit at the state prison in Corcoran, one of the most isolated units in the state prison system, along with high-risk prisoners like Charles Manson.

Introduced in the 1960s, the idea was that, in order to avoid the most dangerous prisoners forming alliances, the Category A highest-risk prisoners would be dispersed among the most secure prisons in the country.

There are the thousands of prisoners whom a different federal overseer has ordered to be moved out of the Avenal and Pleasant Valley state prisons, where over the last several years dozens of high-risk prisoners may have been killed by Valley Fever.