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was incarceration
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The act of confining, or the state of being confined; imprisonment.
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The majority of people whose beginning status was incarceration or in-treatment also transitioned by the end of the observation period.
He'd just walk longer and he'd still get here, or he'd get a ride," said Valenzuela. "The only protection we [wanted] was incarceration for repeat offenders, and it wasn't available to us".
The primary explanatory variable was incarceration in the previous six months.
The primary explanatory variable was incarceration in a city jail, provincial prison or federal penitentiary overnight or longer in the six month period prior to the interview, consistent with previous studies [ 30, 31].
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To the Editor: Regarding the study tracking young people in Chicago caught up in gang-related violence, the response to such conduct in most places is incarceration.
In these cases, it is incarceration that seems arbitrary, not the idea that there might be a better way to deal with the problem.
The most obvious theme in all three films is incarceration, physical and psychological, so I ask if he knew anyone in jail while he was growing up.
The alternative is incarceration.
Yesterday was slavery; today is incarceration.
This is the reality of the injustice that is incarceration.
As Thomas said, "The city believes the solution to homelessness is incarceration because incarceration is one of the biggest industries this state has".
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