Sentence examples for stop prisoners from inspiring English sources

I can see how Gary may have a point, but I ask him whether, based on his experience, he thinks that a monthly visit from a partner is actually going to stop prisoners kicking off when a prison officer has just taken the TV out of their cell?

He introduced bills to stop prisoners from collecting pensions or receiving double credit for time served before conviction.

Under changes introduced into federal parliament last month by Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's center-right government, federal judges could stop prisoners being released after completing terrorism-related sentences.

Companies line up to market everything from jumpsuits and meal trays to masks to stop prisoners from spitting, straitjackets and other full-body restraints.

These were the men whose families were too poor to provide the $50 to $100 bribes that could stop prisoners from being sent to hard labor camps in malarial swamps and stone quarries.

Yet, in December, a joint report by HM Inspectors of Prisons and Probation concluded that more than nine years after its creation, efforts by the National Offender Management Service (Noms) to stop prisoners reoffending are "not working".

The withdrawals of the ads came shortly after the Dr Pepper/Seven Up unit of Cadbury Schweppes and its agency, the New York office of Young & Rubicam Advertising, part of the WPP Group, stopped running a commercial set in a men's prison that some advocacy organizations like Stop Prisoner Rape complained made light of sexual violence.

Dir., Stop Prisoner Rape Los Angeles, March 6 , 2002

Lovisa Stannow Los Angeles, March 10, 2008 The writer is executive director of Stop Prisoner Rape.

That figure confirms what Stop Prisoner Rape has learned from the more than 900 letters we have received from prisoner rape survivors in the past few years: sexual abuse derails justice and shatters the dignity of its victims, in contravention of domestic law and international human rights standards.

The coalition proved it did not want its coercive state exposed when it stopped prisoners receiving legal aid to judicially review inhumane conditions.