Sentence examples for use in prison from inspiring English sources
Nominees for awards include inspirational civil servants who have, through their energy and creativity, helped to change people's lives – whether through driving down drug use in prison, improving the use of helicopters in combat, or helping parents to access the free school meals to which their children are entitled.
In an interview to mark the charity's 50th anniversary, Carlile says many of the issues the charity was dealing with in the late 1960s and 1970s still worry drug campaigners in 2017: drug use in prison, deaths from heroin and growing rates of alcoholism.
While both men have families, the two are likely to have little use in prison for the tax-free bounty that, in theory, they earned during the years that, a jury found, they were also killing for the Mafia, setting up informants for death or exposure, and poring through confidential police computers in service of the organized crime figures who were providing them with regular payoffs.
Three jailed for a month for mobile phone use in prison [Belfast Telegraph].
While newspaper reading may be a feasible indicator for use in prison, more obvious implications or barriers to civic engagement on the inside are conjured within heightened levels of distrust of authorities.
Elison et al. (2016) found potential for an online program to support the process of recovery from substance use in prison and provide continuity of care in the reentry process.
And drug use in prisons is high.
A mental health needs assessment scale (MHNAS) was designed for use in prisons.
Kate Davies, head of health & justice at NHS England, says: "The worrying increase in NPS use in prisons is a priority for all healthcare service providers.
But if you can't control drug supply and use in prisons, with dedicated guards and 24-hour surveillance, legality really should be your last concern.
Schools have no business meting out punishments on children that society has deemed too barbaric for use in prisons or the military.
