Sentences with phrase «of violent inmate»

Not exact matches

Shortening sentences for prisoners convicted of violent offenses may prove controversial, but meaningful reductions in the state's prison population depends on the release of some inmates who fall into this category.

The lockdown of prisoners at Albion was part of «a string of violent incidents in recent weeks that have left both inmates and officers injured,» the official claimed.

The district attorney with jurisdiction over the Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora, Andrew Wylie, said that his office was reviewing the case of an inmate, Leonard Strickland, who died there in 2010 after a violent encounter with prison guards.

State Senator James Seward announced Senate passage of legislation he co-sponsors which would allow the New York State Parole Board to extend the period of time between reconsidering parole board denials from two years to five years when the inmate was sentenced for a violent crime.

«Seventy percent of our inmate population are violent offenders,» said Rowe.

«70 % of our inmate population are violent offenders,» said Rowe.

In both men's and women's prisons, for example, the most violent inmates have higher levels of testosterone than their less violent peers.

Of 228 Finnish inmates serving sentences for violent crimes who were screened, 17 carried the mutation, compared with only 7 of 295 healthy controlOf 228 Finnish inmates serving sentences for violent crimes who were screened, 17 carried the mutation, compared with only 7 of 295 healthy controlof 295 healthy controls.

After violent criminals kidnap the wife of a tough prison warden and demand the release of an inmate, but the warden strikes back with a hostage of his own!

Now liberated from financial problems, Refn has been turning out sharp, violent, innovative genre fare at a prolific clip, including the 2008 biopic Bronson, about the world's most notorious inmate, and 2009's Valhalla Rising, which follows the mythic adventures of a one - eyed mute warrior during The Crusades.

A stark, brutal, yet tender prison drama starring Jack O'Connell as a violent inmate sent to the same lock - up as his jailbird father (Ben Mendelsohn), the film's shot through with a raw energy and authenticity that's closer to «A Prophet» than to most other British films in the genre, with Mackenzie making the movie feel like he's bottled up a hurricane of tension, which at any second could kick through the screen at you and hit you with a sock full of snooker balls.

Lock - Out Directed by: James Mather and Stephen St. Leger — Starring: Maggie Grace, Guy Pearce, Peter Stormare, Vincent Regan Summary: A man wrongly convicted of conspiracy to commit espionage against the U.S. is offered his freedom if he can rescue the president's daughter from an outer space prison taken over by violent inmates.

Iain Glen and Robert Carlyle team up for this brutal insight into the mind of a killer, as David Hayman's 1963 movie brings the true story of Larry Winters (Scotland's most violent inmate) to the screen.

It would serve a dual purpose of incarcerating the country's most incorrigible inmates, while serving as a visible warning to America's increasingly violent criminal population.

With respect to specific profiles, inmates whose crimes were crimes against the person, such as violent and sexual crimes, are at much higher risk of committing suicide than inmates incarcerated for property or financial crimes (a profile which Ariel Castro clearly fit).

As of May 2006, Avery was «the only Innocence Project inmate out of 174 nationwide to be charged with a violent crime.»

• Assigned cells to new inmates and ensured that they were provided with clothes and medicines that the required • Monitored each assigned cell to ensure that activities were within the limitations of the facility • Performed body searches on inmates and visitors to ensure that no contraband instruments were introduced into the facility • Subdued inmates projecting their violent sides to ensure that no harm came to other inmates or staff members • Ascertained that all inmate paperwork was properly charted out and timely updated

Responded to volatile situations and violent outbreaks, earning the respect of team members for levelheaded and quick thinking to restore the safety and security of patients, staff and inmates.

A profile of Queensland female offenders revealed that 45.3 percent of Indigenous female inmates were sentenced for a violent crime, 28.3 percent for property crime, 24.5 percent for «Other» crime (which includes social security fraud, procedures offences, unlawful possession of weapons and driving related offences) and 1.9 percent for drug offences.

Prisoners were recorded as having exhibited violent behavior during their incarceration if there were disciplinary reports of physical aggression or assault against other inmates or prison officers while in prison.