| He would have remained a borstal boy with a grudge against society who would probably have ended up in prison for a single sadistic killing. |
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| The governor of a borstal institution tries to reform a group of juvenile delinquents through sympathy rather than punishment. |
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| When I was young, kids who had been to borstal had a mark on their temple with Indian ink so you knew who they were. |
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| His protectors had sprung the 14-year-old Tyson from borstal on the promise of giving him a stable home and schooling. |
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| This film almost certainly paints a truer picture of day-to-day borstal life than the earlier film's rosily optimistic outlook. |
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| He was involved in crime from an early age, being sent to approved schools and borstal before ending up prison. |
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| From approved school he graduated through detention centre to borstal, finally winding up in prison. |
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| When someone informed on him he was charged with handling stolen goods and sentenced to one year in borstal. |
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| For years, he had been in and out of the authorities' grasp, in borstal, and on a particular Swedish brand of psychiatric probation. |
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| The punishment that we all most feared was being sent to a borstal. |
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| In Pakistan, two borstal institutions were under construction in Haripur and Bannu, North-West Frontier Province. |
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| Then it felt like everything stopped, because I felt like I had no support and was really depressed for a few months about the prospect of going to borstal or somewhere. |
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| Famously banned from the BBC's Play for Today slot in the 1970s, Clarke's harrowing drama about life inside a borstal was remade two years later as an equally notorious film. |
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| They had passed through probation, borstal, approved schools and prison. |
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| In 1846 young offenders were separated from adults and sent to industrial schools, the precursors of borstal institutions, for treatment and rehabilitation. |
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| After its aristocratic owners moved on in the late 1930s, the house served in turns as a farming school, a centre for displaced people, a boys' private school and a borstal. |
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| The Criminal Justice Act 1982 abolished the borstal system in the UK, introducing youth custody centres instead. |
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| As of 31 December 2014, there were 20 functioning borstal schools in India, with a combined total capacity of 2,108 inmates. |
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| The Criminal Justice Act 1982 officially abolished the borstal system in the UK, introducing youth custody centres instead. |
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| Himachal Pradesh and Kerala are the only states that have the capacity to lodge female inmates in two of their borstal schools. |
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| Bernard occasionally managed to attend classes at the local grammar school, but he also spent a great deal of time playing truant and eventually ended up in borstal for a year. |
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| A borstal was a type of youth detention centre in the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth. |
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| But happiness is shortlived. His best friend lands in borstal, his grandmother Orla dies in an accident, and Wilbur decides that he is and will always be a loser. |
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| With regard to juvenile justice, Nigeria has currently three borstal training institution for the treatment of juvenile offenders and efforts to expand the number to six are under way. |
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| Alas, the Almighty has rather more on his plate than ensuring that attending a sporting event nowadays doesn't have to equate to visiting a borstal where the inmates have been on the meths. |
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| But one student said it was like being in a borstal. |
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| There are no borstal schools in any of the union territories. |
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| You have juvenile courts. Do you have borstal institutions for juveniles? |
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| In India, borstal schools are used for the imprisonment of minors. |
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| During this angry period he committed some crimes as a result of which he was sent to a detention centre and to Borstal. |
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| What we will be moving back to is the old Approved School and Borstal systems and if run correctly they could certainly work. |
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