Sentences with phrase «avoid incarceration»

The overwhelming research shows that disadvantaged children who receive a high - quality early childhood education are more likely to earn higher wages, live healthier lives, avoid incarceration, raise stronger families and contribute to society.

In the case of white - collar federal crimes, we may be able to obtain a pre-indictment settlement which allows you to pay restitution and potentially avoid incarceration.

Though we can not promise to avoid incarceration altogether we ensure that all our clients avoid jail if possible.

Cue an exciting adventure in which the pair must go on the run to avoid incarceration on the Dark Side Of The Moon...

Or else they received a conditional discharge, allowing them to avoid incarceration or other punishment as long as they complied with conditions set by the court.

We'll learn about a unique intervention to help avoid incarceration.

He faced questioning by Venditto's attorney, Marc Agnifilo of Manhattan, who sought to demonstrate how desperate Mei was to avoid incarceration.

Jake's sister Make Mori (Rinko Kikuchi), a high - ranking military official, intervenes and gives Jake the option of avoiding incarceration if he agrees to return to the Pan Pacific Defense Corps (that's the PPDC to you and me), where he once washed out due to a serious attitude problem.

Not exact matches

Meanwhile, the pedophile perpetrator, avoids his rightful punishment of incarceration.

Pre-trial intervention is not unusual for first - time and non-violent offenders — with good representation, anyway — and can be compared to deferred prosecution, as both paths allow those accused of crimes to pay lesser penalties and avoid convictions and incarceration while satisfying other conditions asked for by prosecutors and set by courts.

In its resolution, the IDC includes language «that the state should assist in ensuring that 16 and 17 year olds receive the treatment and programming they need in order to avoid the repeated cycle of mass incarceration that many of our youth experience today.

In addition to helping individuals avoid spending unnecessary time in jail, the report also shows that providing low - income individuals with the ability to post bail helps them achieve better outcomes in their cases and avoid the negative consequences that stem from pre-trial incarceration, which can range from becoming homeless and unemployed to facing deportation.

Treating young people as juveniles, including utilizing juvenile facilities instead of Rikers island when incarceration is needed, accords with best practices and offers these young people a better chance at rebuilding their lives and avoiding further contact with the criminal justice system.

Even though these men avoided the harsh punishment of incarceration they still endured the struggles of being on supervision and they can still be barred from access to things like homes and jobs because of their records.

These dockets offer individuals with substance use disorders and mental health conditions the opportunity to enter treatment and avoid certain consequences, such as incarceration or termination of parental rights.

The primary purpose of pretrial detention prior to a deportation is essentially the same as pretrial detention prior to a criminal case that could result in incarceration: to avoid having to go out and arrest the person all over again for the violation of law (civil or criminal as the case may be) of which they are accused.

The goal of the program is to help clients secure permanent housing and connect them with community - based mental health or substance abuse services and avoid unnecessary incarceration.