Sentence examples for since jail from inspiring English sources

Justice Anthony Kennedy, writing for the majority, noted that "jails can be even more dangerous than prisons because officials there know so little about the people they admit at the outset" — since jail is where you go before you've been convicted, or even charged, they don't know whether you're innocent.

Rikers has been plagued by scandal, corruption, violence and sometimes death since jail facilities were first established there some 80 years ago.

And, in California, since jail space isn't always an option for making sure that those no longer allowed to stay in state prison system remain confined, "the centerpiece of the administration's plan to meet the court-ordered prison population cap" has been "the use of in-state and out-of-state contract beds".

Russia gave him citizenship less than a year later and has since jailed him but refused to extradite him.

He has since jailed several of the madrassas' leaders, after demonstrations in Quetta and Karachi left businesses ablaze.

The pair, since jailed on organ trafficking charges, not only handed out cash payments, the authorities say, but also arranged for the medical exams to weed out unqualified donors.

A tax collector named Joseph Pannone (since jailed) was his initial contact, and through him Freitas fetched up with Ead, with whom he sought to arrange the purchase of some vacant lots owned by the city.

The decision to commit and send a small group of personality disordered individuals to this unit as inpatients is an unfair decision, since jails and correctional centres hold a high number of psychopathic who have also committed barbaric crimes.

China has since jailed three monks accused of assisting in one self-immolation and maintains a heavy security presence in Aba town.

He has since been jailed.

Thirty-one relatives and colleagues have since been jailed.