Sentence examples for violent prisoners from inspiring English sources

That reflects well on some aspects of prison security, but less well on prisons as a whole and extremely poorly on convicts' organisational abilities.Inquiries into the Whitemoor escapes and those of several violent prisoners from Parkhurst prison the next year led to much better security, says David Wilson, a criminologist at Birmingham City University and a former prison governor.

There are too many violent prisoners and not enough prison officers to control them.

Still, there are some highly dangerous and violent prisoners who pose a serious challenge to prison discipline and safety.

The movie was directed by David Mackenzie ("Perfect Sense," "Young Adam"), working with a first-time script by Jonathan Asser, a poet whose creative-writing sessions with inmates gave way to general therapy for the most violent prisoners; he wound up working for twelve years in Wandsworth Prison (some of the movie is based on his experiences there).

A 2014 paper by legal scholar Shira E. Gordon found that not only has solitary confinement not served its purpose in protecting guards and other inmates from violent prisoners, but there is evidence that solitary confinement may actually increase prison violence.

You cannot keep people in these conditions locked up for 23 hours a day for year upon year," said an official prison visitor.Before Woodhill was set up a year ago, unco-operative or violent prisoners were shunted around the country from one segregation unit to another in what became known as "the merry-go-round".

Charles Bronson Dubbed Britain's most violent prisoner, Bronson once had an entire wing of Belmarsh HSU to himself.

In November, four Corcoran guards were acquitted of setting up the rape of an inmate by a notoriously violent prisoner.

Campaigners are calling for the release of the man dubbed "Britain's most violent prisoner" after handing a petition to Downing Street.

But since then it has held KGB agents, al-Qa'ida terrorists and even Charles Bronson – Britain's most violent prisoner – who had a whole spur to himself.

Our faces feel much better Laurels for Hardy Tom Hardy's beyond amazing in new film Bronson, about Britain's most violent prisoner.