Sentence examples for secure confinement from inspiring English sources

"This legislation really hits a pivotal principle of transformation that the task force focused on, which is that only the children who are a danger to the community would end up in secure confinement," said Michael A. Corriero, a former judge and a member of the task force.

VATICAN CITY — Paolo Gabriele, the former papal butler suspected of leaking confidential documents, was released to house arrest on Saturday after two months in secure confinement as he continues to await a decision on whether he will be tried on a charge of aggravated theft, a Vatican spokesman said.

And, in no uncertain terms, the World Health Organization and UNICEF recommend secure confinement in large facilities as an absolute last resort.

Signed by Governor Pat Quinn, HB 83 amends the Illinois Juvenile Court Act by directing judges to review several additional factors, like a youth's mental health and educational needs, before determining whether secure confinement is necessary, Illinois Models for Change reports in a news release.

A contemporary once dismissed him as "an infantile lunatic whose personal inoffensiveness secures him from confinement".

"He was in the state's most secure prison environment; solitary confinement, supervised for every moment of every minute of every day, and whatever happened one would expect would have been supervised," he said.

The executive, Mark H. Swartz, has until next Friday to post cash or assets to secure his bond or face confinement on Rikers Island.

But Assistant State Attorney Steve Wetter advocated a prison sentence for Strawberry, or, at the least, confinement in a secure drug-treatment center.

The judge approved a bail package that included $750,000 secured by properties and home confinement under electronic monitoring.

"I believe all of your efforts were significant in helping my legal defense team secure my release from pre-trial confinement last week as it was an enormous blessing for me to spend Thanksgiving with some of my family members".

Immigration policies are thus a crucial conditioning factor for this form of cross-border engagement: migrants who lack secure legal status experience a "territorial confinement" (Waldinger, 2008) that constrains their movement across national borders.