Sentence examples for sentence incarcerated from inspiring English sources

He spent most of his two-year sentence incarcerated in Reading jail and later wrote the Ballad of Reading Gaol in France.

Juvenile Court Judge Lawrence Moniz on Thursday ordered Carter to spend at least 15 months of a 2½-year sentence incarcerated.

However, the statistics do not lie and it is very clear that black people are targeted, sentenced, incarcerated, and killed by our criminal justice system at an extremely higher rate comparative to white people.

According to the National Urban League, "Mandatory minimums and disparities in crack-cocaine sentencing incarcerated countless African Americans for an inhumane length of time and have made the U.S. the world leader in prison population.

He was tried, sentenced, and incarcerated in May 2017.

Mr. Davis was charged, convicted, sentenced and incarcerated for capital murder by the State of Texas after taking someone's life on Nov. 19, 1977.

The United States's blindness about child prisoners is not confined to terrorism suspects; far too many underage suspects are sentenced and incarcerated as adults.

But an estimated 250,000 youths are still tried, sentenced, or incarcerated as adults each year.

Black and Brown young men have been disproportionately targeted, apprehended, tried, sentenced, and incarcerated as a byproduct of America's draconian approach to justice over recent decades.

If I truly take stock of my actions, I can see where I have sentenced the formerly incarcerated to the invisible life sentence of lesser than.

After serving my criminal sentence, I was incarcerated in immigration detention for over 18 months.