Phrases with «punitive segregation»

"Punitive segregation" refers to the disciplinary action of isolating a person as a punishment for their behavior. It involves separating someone from others, often in a confined space, to deter them from repeating the behavior or to protect others. Full definition

Sentences with «punitive segregation»

  • He maintained the officers still need sanctions, like punitive segregation, to punish violent inmates. (nytimes.com)
  • While that was well beyond what Mr. Ponte had originally outlined, the commissioner said he believed the end of punitive segregation for those under 21 would lead to «better outcomes.» (observer.com)
  • Mayor Bill de Blasio held a press conference this afternoon on Rikers Island, the City's main jail complex, announcing the recent end of punitive segregation for 16 and 17 year old inmates. (newyorktrue.com)
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