The accounts have been based not only on the word of detainees, but of prison guards, translators, FBI agents and others. |
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The alleged victim claimed she was raped in prison toilets while guarding a prisoner at Warrington General Hospital. |
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There are mineworkers hoping to become nurses, police officers, prison officers, driving instructors and yacht skippers. |
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Thrust it down, below the depths of Tartarus, into the lightless prison of the Titans! |
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The school grounds, a half-acre of fenced-in blacktop, resembled a prison yard. |
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He realized that he could continue to shepherd his people by adopting St. Paul's strategy of writing pastoral letters from prison. |
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He was going to be trapped in his prison for the rest of eternity, and would never see his beloved again. |
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The prison guards geared up for their usual round of parties and beery cheer. |
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We agreed minimum levels when we bid for the contract to keep the prison within the public sector. |
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He was immediately captured by hostile forces and taken to a prison camp where he was interrogated and severely tortured. |
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I was lying in my cell, reading some trash from the prison library, wondering who they were going to give me as a cellmate. |
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Users who have recently left prison are most at risk, as their tolerance to drugs has been lost while inside. |
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This is an attempt to intimidate and blackguard the prison officers and this is an attempt that will fail. |
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I tried an unlocking spell on my prison door, then kicking it with my dragora legs, but the solid metal door remained securely shut. |
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In February, up to seven prison staff suffered memory blackouts after their drinks were spiked during a night out. |
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Louise, of Greenroyd Avenue, writes regularly to Reggie in prison and says she treasures the letters she receives from him. |
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Back in Oxford, he sat on the City Council, and began his lifelong activity of prison visiting. |
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He was sentenced to eight years and nine months in prison in 1991 for blackmail, robbery and illegal possession of fire arms. |
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They are exhibited in a statement and were formulated by the prison service rather than the Department of Health. |
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If harsh prison terms and hanging is not the answer, neither is a kinder gentler mollycoddling. |
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This wasn't a forgivable tiny piece of eggshell, but a large wall of shell that looked like a shiv a bird might carve in prison. |
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He has always had his sights set on working as a priest on a tough estate or in a prison. |
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From a humanitarian standpoint, this seems something like putting trusties in charge of the prison camps. |
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The bizarre exhibition includes a display of British padlocks and some prison menus. |
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He produced a statement from the prison officer to whom Mullen had been shackled who thought that the precaution was unnecessary. |
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He awoke bound and shackled in a prison cell with three brute men with whips standing around him. |
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To survive in a prison system for 40 years, there has to be some toughness to him. |
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Jaimie Todd's timbered design successfully evokes the world of the trestle bridge and the desolate prison. |
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The heavily made-up young woman knelt before prison administrators, giving them free shoeshines. |
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There's a powerful message to middle class shonkies that it's not only street crime that may merit prison. |
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Onto this stage is rolled a triangular cage for the important prison scenes, the widely spaced bars forming a jungle gym for the captive Palamon. |
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Hackneyed, undisciplined and utterly rubbish, it ended with a shadowy stranger in black springing Myers from prison for no discernible reason. |
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For his troubles, he was sentenced to 28 years in prison on trumped-up charges. |
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The child was born while Banks was in prison, and the connection between them was only through very short visits, said the judge. |
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A prisoner at the Kholodnaya Gora prison had to stuff his ears with bread before sleeping on account of the shrieks of women being interrogated. |
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The cold and bitter wind raged over the prison island, the morning sky black with swarms of mist and fog. |
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Overcoming the institutional mistrust of outsiders held by both prison staff and prisoners themselves presented something of a challenge. |
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We were so short-staffed at points that senior management were often doing the duties of junior prison officers. |
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In Arizona, officials say, more than a hundred prison guards are serving overseas, leaving their already crowded prisons badly short-staffed. |
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I was under the impression that there was a mandatory prison sentence for anybody misusing a firearm, replica or otherwise, in a public place. |
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They are as often as not people who misuse drugs and then get trapped in a cycle of stealing, drug taking and prison. |
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He is to be moved to Greenock prison in December, where he will mix with other prisoners. |
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The two new prison blocks were opened this year and were intended to be a showpiece of how prisons should be. |
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A second wall is being built around the old walled city, and a prison is being cleared out to house the troublemakers. |
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He remained composed and showed no emotion as he was taken away by prison officers to begin his life sentence. |
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This building dates back to the 1840s and was the Governor House for the mid 19th century prison. |
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Well, you know, he hasn't had a great track record as far as behaving himself in prison. |
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But, as Wilkinson may or may not be aware, even prison guards tend to report high incidences of rape. |
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And with that he left, the soft click of the door sounding to her ears like the lock of a prison gate slamming home. |
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In its time this tiny jewel of a palace has served as a governor's residence, a town hall, a mint and a prison. |
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The other involves a rape case that examines regulations about whether male prison guards can supervise female inmates. |
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Ilsa treats the inhabitants of her prison camp like toys to be played with and broken. |
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Thus, a few years ago it was held to be unconstitutional for a prison guard to hit an inmate. |
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Today he is out of prison and his miniatures are exhibited at New York City's New Museum of Contemporary Art. |
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In some cases, the detainees have been subject to harassment by prison guards and rough treatment that has left them bloodied. |
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The receptionist skidded along the tile floor towards the alarm button to alert the remaining guards of a prison break. |
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Originally built in the 12th century, it subsequently served as a prison and palace under the Bernese in the 15th century. |
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Olivier was shackled with 25 pounds of chains and forced to sleep on a hard concrete prison floor for over eight years. |
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Prisoners, guards, prison administrators and many others were called to testify under oath in exhaustive hearings. |
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The other one is in prison and me and his mam put the flags out when that happened because he's safe, he's alive and he's warm. |
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When two men spring their wives from prison, it goes so well they decide to make jail-breaking their business. |
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Then he is sprung from prison by close associate Mike Carter so that Bannion can lead a daring racetrack heist. |
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But weeks after the rape, she mustered courage and sobbed out the story of her torture by the prison guard to the jail boss. |
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He went on hunger strike for a day after prison guards threw him into solitary confinement. |
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No murder weapons were ever found, but they each spent the best part of 20 years in prison. |
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Still, while locked up, the inmates look for something to relieve the boredom and monotony of prison life. |
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He's serving his time in the prison of pop culture and we should all pay him a visit before they turf him out for probation. |
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They count a chef, a traffic warden, a prison custody officer and a bank clerk among their number. |
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On the one hand, he uses the bestiary to explain how he turns her space into a prison. |
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In May 1996, I entered the execution chamber with Robert and a team of prison guards. |
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Wardens and prison guards dislike drugs for the same reason we dislike them. |
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Something as mundane as getting a haircut becomes a risk factor in a prison setting when the barber does not sterilize shears between cuttings. |
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Miraculously, Baby Jessica emerged unharmed, and the parents who let a baby toddle near open shafts weren't sent to prison for gross stupidity. |
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Showing that a prison guard should have known is not enough, no matter how obvious the signs of abuse. |
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Government is in the last resort the employment of armed men, of policemen, gendarmes, soldiers, prison guards, and hangmen. |
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The prisoner walked out of HMP Kirkham open prison within hours of his transfer from a secure unit. |
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The Meru prison was designed to hold 500 prisoners, but currently has 1,400 people incarcerated. |
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So he heads to foreign lands, to study the mysteries of the criminal mind, and ends up in a Bhutanese prison. |
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He was transferred to the harsher conditions of Alcatraz for killing a prison guard at Leavenworth. |
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Leading Aircraftsman Ernie Mortimer was left clinging to a piece of debris in the dark for six hours after his prison ship was torpedoed. |
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A prison service spokesperson said some staff would be kept on at the prison over the transitional period. |
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The very best of the various consequences that might befall us would be the prolonged hardship and misery of an indefinite stay in a bleak prison camp. |
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He was charged with criminal possession of a weapon and faced 15 years prison time. |
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The worst is probably to avoid paying taxes on the money and go to prison, like survivor season one winner Richard Hatch. |
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He was sentenced to 10 years in prison, with all but two and a half years suspended. |
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It is thought to be extremely unlikely that sutcliffe will be granted a parole hearing, or ever released from prison. |
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The Sexual Offences Act had made trafficking for sexual purposes an offence and those convicted could face 14 years in prison and sequestration of their assets. |
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As Rick the zombie-slayer returns, a deadly flu strain that makes your head burst like a shaken soda can sweeps across the prison. |
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I've read about the use of animal therapy on prison inmates and, apparently, a serial rapist can find much needed self-esteem in the sweet snuggle of a scruffy spaniel. |
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A Pembrokeshire county councillor faces up to six months in prison after being found guilty of deliberately destroying badger setts on land he was developing. |
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He was given the choice of two years in prison or oestrogen injections, tantamount to chemical castration. |
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The report reveals some disturbing trends in the current lifer prison population, Nellis says. |
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A few days after his arrest, she paid him a tearful visit at the West Side prison on Fifty fourth Street. |
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By the time Ghonim was released from prison, Mubarak was resigning and the Google techie was the new face of the Arab Spring. |
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A practice of torture by police or prison authorities, either in the form of political persecution or in the context of Art 3 of the Convention, is attributable to the State. |
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This is the first time that this is being enacted in its totality within the prison over a period of three days, though a day-long performance was held last year. |
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What we need is for all of this evidence to be allowed in all at once because when you take it in its totality there is no denying you have an innocent man in prison. |
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Having never been to prison before, I find it intriguing and kind of sexy. |
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Authorities believe that the litigious Alcala, who has filed numerous complaints about his care in prison, will fight extradition. |
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The lawyers work tirelessly to delay the execution after the prison botched its first attempt at terminating their client. |
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Cummings was in prison on a two-year sentence when Terri Hernandez was granted a divorce. |
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On Oct. 17, 1989, the loma Prieta earthquake struck while Lewis sat behind the bars of his prison cell. |
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But Lovell says inmates who are involved in pen-pal relationships tend to do better in prison. |
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He's the guy who sprang you from prison four years ago. Remember? |
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The prison lobby ensures this does not happen by thwarting nearly every reform that could result in fewer people behind bars. |
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That never happened, and luster declared bankruptcy while sitting in prison. |
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Some of them had paid for front rooms and seats at windows of houses facing the prison, all the better to witness the last moments of a dying man. |
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My husband arrived that day in court with his toothbrush, razor, and a change of underwear, ready for prison. |
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Two and a half months later, Abdullah was transferred to the tora prison complex in southern Cairo, where he now resides. |
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But in 2002, the Park family was torn apart when he was arrested for illegal trading and sentenced to 17 years in prison. |
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Bae, a tour operator, had spend two years in prison, Miller had been in for seven months. |
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The subsequent media attention led prison authorities to officially shut down the Tours. |
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The present plan would remove from that prison a large portion of the transportable convicts who ought to be supported by the public and not by the city. |
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Following a trial, Antonio Michel was sentenced to two years in prison and Marcos Maiquel to three. |
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Unfortunately, we don't have a market price on the lives we've ruined with harsh prison sentences. |
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As I entered the one-room building, I saw some 20 people standing in the back, mostly prison officials in maroon jackets. |
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The state believes that re-creating some of the trappings of military life in a prison setting might reduce recidivism. |
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Yet their biggest star, a master practitioner of the sport, could face prison time for much less onerous financial crimes. |
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And now one of the nastiest men in Russia, maxim Martsinkevich, has been sentenced to five years in prison. |
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Moving them to a maximum-security prison without trial simply substitutes Gitmo North for Gitmo South. |
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Three months later, James was on his way to a maximum-security prison to serve a one-year sentence for his arrest. |
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Several interviewers have found her house full of food, but she claims the food is for her husband, who once went to prison for misappropriating a pension fund. |
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Ten years ago Jay-Z could not have worn his medallion even on a visit to prison, let alone inside of one. |
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Johansson begins to undress, too, but while she keeps walking, you sink into a liquid prison. |
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A short, sharp shock is all very well, but a couple of millennia of rather extreme corporal punishments haven't exactly shown us that prison provides much by way of rehab. |
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Sending interpreters and misinterpreters of these religions to prison is, however, not the proper way of carrying on the process of enlightenment. |
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You will get in trouble with the police and end up in prison. |
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I spent four years in a prison where each handicapped convict was issued an underpaid inmate assistant. |
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He was sent to prison for five years on a trumped-up income tax charge. |
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The responsibilities are arduous and trusteeship is a high-risk position which, if not conducted competently, can carry four-figure fines or even a prison sentence. |
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Viggo covered in prison tats, issuing a vicious, butt-naked beat-down in the Russian mobster drama Eastern Promises. |
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Rey, unhurt apart from a scratch on her cheek, eventually was sentenced to 20 years in prison for her role in the killings. |
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I never knew that the judge could sentence me to prison for contempt of Court, unless I answered all the blackguardly questions about the Masters. |
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Members of the gang have threatened guards and prison officers. |
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The two guards of the prison automatically dropped to one knee. |
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It probably was not obvious to the prison guards at the time either. |
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Of course, the guards saw the prison break and sounded the alarm. |
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By the time their relationship was heading toward its end, Carey would call the palatial estate Sing Sing, after the prison. |
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Onto this stage is rolled a triangular cage for the important prison scenes, the widely spaced bars forming a jungle gym for the captives to perform their monkeyshines on. |
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Maguire reveals she had a blazing row with a priest who heard her confession in prison, because she would not ask for forgiveness for the offences for which she was convicted. |
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A well-meaning but clueless stoner, just released from prison, couch surfs at his sisters' homes in an enjoyable but lightweight comedy. |
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A WOMEN'S prison has been blasted for forcibly cutting off inmates' clothes during strip-searches. |
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The original draft of the bill included prison terms for men getting vasectomies and women getting tubectomies. |
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Nigeria's parliament on Thursday passed a bill which criminalises same-sex marriages with prison terms of up to 14 years. |
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But homeless charity Crisis said the new law would criminalise vulnerable people, leaving them in prison or facing a fine they cannot pay. |
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Crowdedness in prison cells has also caused adverse health conditions among prisoners and resulted in the death of dozens. |
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As for the comment if he urinated in the road he would end up in prison, rightfully so exposing himself, that's what toilets are for Mr Green. |
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Tupac did not turn away even when Fama revealed why he was in prison. |
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One prisoner had his sentence commutated from life imprisonment to a prison sentence for a period of time. |
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Now, a Town Hall spokesman said Ord would be barred from getting another job as a taxi driver on his release from prison. |
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Used here, the term typographically, linguistically and politically links Behan's prison experience to the Irish colonial experience. |
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She is probably thinking about the prison cell where she will molder. |
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A A conviction of culpable homicide, the term for manslaughter in South Africa, carries a maximum 15-year prison sentence. |
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Prison gangs can also exert their influence on street gang activity outside of the prison. |
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Charlie has his general equivalency diploma and works as a swamper in the prison when he is able to work. |
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Britain's vice-consul in neighbouring Thailand is scheduled to arrive at her prison today, a Foreign Office spokeswoman said. |
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Dekker, for instance, did much of his writing in prison and could see the culture of cony-catchers through the eyes of the punished. |
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Players will control characters such as Steve McQueen's baseball-loving GI as they try to escape from the World War II prison camp. |
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He will meet jail staff and non-violent drug offenders at a medium-security prison for male offenders in the state of Oklahoma. |
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He faces being held in a brutal supermax prison in Colorado after a 10-year battle by US authorities to extradite him to the States. |
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The tendency to prison overcrowding in the federal part of the system and to underbuilding in the local part follows directly. |
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Anyone who was registered as a victim of Thomas O'Brien at the time of his nonreturn to prison were advised of his being unlawfully at large. |
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On Wednesday, Jason Daniel Collard, 30, was sentenced to three years and four months in prison. |
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Working as a prison officer has given Roy Oakley a politically uncorrect view on upbringing. |
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A WOMAN was caught trying to sneak her common-law husband out of a Mexican prison in a suitcase after a conjugal visit. |
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Al-Utaibi affirmed that the two villas would not substitute the two conjugal visit rooms that had existed in the prison for many years. |
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To be eligible for an elected position, an inmate must have lived in the prison for more than six months, have an unmortgaged cell, and have no outstanding debt. |
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In 2010, the Nobel Prize for Peace was awarded to Liu Xiaobo, a Chinese literary critic and human rights activist who won the prize while serving time in a Chinese prison. |
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If you untack what Mr Miliband basically said, it was clear that the British Government at the highest level wanted to please Libya by letting Megrahi get out of prison. |
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In addition to weekly German and Polish worship services, Gerss held services in the local prison and taught classes for adults and 150 confirmands. |
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A former Lancaster state prison corrections officer acquitted of three of four charges in a child-molestation trial in Kern County will not face a second trial. |
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Sharpe's barrister Ruth Cranage urged Judge Benson to suspend any prison sentence so that Sharpe could undertake treatment provided by the Probation Service. |
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Tazhayakov, 20, faces a maximum 20-year prison sentence on the obstruction of justice charge, and up to five years in prison on the conspiracy charge. |
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These included that the entire unedited footage of the documentary would be shown, before telecast, to jail authorities so that there is no breach of prison security norms. |
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Let's assume, then, that Thain will not be forced to wear prison garb rather than Armani suits and that Mozilo will not be sentenced to a year without access to a sun lamp. |
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Henry Riding, prosecuting, said Wilde, of Curtana Crescent, Norris Green, was stopped at a security check at the prison as the metal detector alarm sounded. |
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