Sentences with phrase «jail as»

Additionally, the researchers interviewed corrections staff members at participating institutions to assess staff members» perceptions about the prevalence of mental health difficulties in women in jail as well as staff beliefs about women's pathways to jail.

But the communities, particularly Bourke, are making a concerted effort to address the underlying issues that send schools of Aboriginal children to detention centres, where their future is then burdened so greatly that they will most likely, by the weight of the statistics against them, end up in jail as adults.

Prior to joining Novus, Alina served as a clinical director, medical caseworker and behavioral interventionist, during which time she helped many clients including inmates within a jail as well as people who were homeless.

Legal Times: Wayne Cohen commented on an incident in which a 47 - year - old woman was mistakenly detained in a D.C. jail as a male inmate

A criminal defense attorney can ensure that your loved one's rights are being protected in and out of the courtroom, and that he or she is released from jail as soon as possible.

Hundreds of thousands of Americans are in jail as a result of simple drug possession charges.

«[34] The Balita entities can not be sentenced to jail as they are corporations.

I know I was facing a long driving suspension and jail as I was facing my 5th impaired driving charge.

In the 20 years that Jamie Butler has been acting as a criminal lawyer less than 1 % of his clients have ended up in jail as a result of their alleged crimes.

Syed Huda was sentenced to three years in jail as a result of the scheme, while Gallant Pharma is required to pay $ 3.4 million in fines.

By the way, I am as socially liberal as they come (let gays marry — they are not hurting anyone; legalize drugs and spend the savings on treatment; keep non-violent criminals out of jail as much as possible and make them pay off their debt to the victims and society, and so on).

If you are arrested, you may want to know how you can get out of jail as quickly as possible.

Since many local family court judges treat violations of these restraining orders as criminal contempt — and send parents to jail as a sanction — this becomes even more problematic.

In fact, Sanders says, the research convinced him that jailers have been using parts of the jail as «intentionally designed breeding grounds for Massiah violations.»

In R. v. Smith, [2003] O.J. 1782, the judge described the conditions at the Don Jail as, «an embarrassment to the Canadian Criminal Justice System.»

Physicist on alleged behavior of CRU scientists: «These people should be put in jail as soon as possible.»

His Haute Bricolage show at Mary Boone in 1999 was by all accounts a financial boon, and exhibitions of his work are usually accompanied by juicy scandals of some kind, whether it is the night Boone spent in jail as a result of his show in her gallery or the outrage that bubbled from his Prada Death Camp sculpture shown in a recent Jewish Museum exhibition.

The penalty is up to $ 500 and / or 90 days in jail as determined by a Metro Court judge.

The Family Court issues another order that says that Sally has to either refinance the house or sell it in 90 days, and if she doesn't (or can't, because she is unable to conjure up a buyer out of thin air) the court will hold her in contempt of court, and may jail her as a result.

Perhaps Crystal might connect when out of jail as I don't think they are far apart.

He was one of a group of tough union leaders who in defiance of state law led strikes by public employees, disrupted the lives of millions, and went to jail as a result.

Gator comes up with a plan that he will give up Broker's location to an enemy of the past that he threw in jail as a gift in order to secure distribution rights of meth throughout the state.

Denise ends up in jail as a thanks for her friendship with Mildred.

If convicted, Bryant faces a maximum of three years in state prison; it is thought that he is currently still in jail as he has been unable to post $ 20,000 bail.

Shia Labeouf has described his recent experience in jail as «scary» and issued a publ...

The latter career option is a last resort, and flashbacks reveal Grant has spent time in jail as a result of his flaunt in the narcotics business.

Ginger (Elle Fanning) is the daughter of a smug leftwing lecturer (Alessandro Nivola), who's written a book called The Idea of Freedom and is still traumatised by his time in jail as a conscientious objector in the second world war.

The panic - stricken Lowe punches a cop and gets tossed in jail as a way of hiding from Butcher; when the cops threaten to release him, he talks and reveals the map.

Before that moment, he might have gone to jail as a public nuisance.

Trainee primary school teacher who tried to have sex with a 14 - year - old boy he met on dating app Grindr is spared jail as «sympathetic» judge says: «You Why do Children get angry?

Finally, in a development that stunned even her harshest detractors, Mikovits was handcuffed in her home by police on December 4 and booked at the Ventura County jail as a «fugitive from [Nevada] justice.»

The U.S. attorney happened to be without his phone at Rikers Island jail as part of an ongoing investigation.

Hein also noted rising personnel costs and a sharp decline in revenues generated by boarding out - of - of - county inmates at the Ulster County Jail as challenges in developing the 2017 spending plan.

Cuomo, who described the jail as «a truly troubled facility,» described Mark - Viverito's plan as «interesting and intriguing,» adding that the jail, which dates back to the 1930s, suffers from major design flaws.

Johnson did not rule out the possibility of MPs going to jail as a result of the expenses scandal, saying only: «The police are investigating at least three of our colleagues and we will have to see how it goes.»

Joined by government and community officials, Oneida County Sheriff Robert Maciol today presided over a unique graduation at the Oneida County Jail as a group of inmates completed GED classes as well as Anger Management and Life Skills counseling.

The new system would mean arrestees wouldn't have to wait in jail as people trying to bail them out took time off work, traveled to payment locations and often waited in long lines to post...

In New York campaign funds don't just help you get elected, they also keep you out of jail as they can be spent on legal defenses.

I put people in jail as attorney general.

Speaking at an unrelated press conference on Thursday, de Blasio again stressed that his efforts are focused on reforming the jail as it is now.

@R émyRoy For example, could we just point to a person in jail as evidence that the law was applied?

Robert Perris, district manager of Community Board 2, said the jail as it is now has been a good neighbor but he expects opposition if the city tries again to increase capacity.

Rochester City Court Judge Leticia Astacio has been sentenced to jail as a result of fallout from her earlier drunk driving conviction.

He revealed that the 60 individuals yet to be exposed have done nothing good for Ghana and he is going to name, shame and jail them as his investigative works have always preached.

Daughters raised by single mothers are more likely to engage in early sexual activity and become pregnant; their brothers are twice as likely to spend time in jail as their peers raised by married parents.

In a few communities, some teens even viewed going to jail as a viable option to ensure regular meals.

«Young men who grow up in homes without fathers are twice as likely to end up in jail as those who come from traditional two - parent families... those boys whose fathers were absent from the household had double the odds of being incarcerated — even when other factors such as race, income, parent education and urban residence were held constant.»

Finally finding balance on the left got us out of jail as our FA Cup clash finished Newport 1 - 1 Tottenham at a riotous Rodney Parade.

That man was in jail as this man should be if found guilty.

Paul may desire parole from his physical imprisonment, yet even if he walks out of jail as a «free man,» he is still bound in obedient servitude to Christ.