Sentences with phrase «rioting by inmates»
«Smoking is to be banned in all prisons in England and Wales in a move that runs the risk of rioting by inmates, The Times has learnt.
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After that six weeks in Sanford, McLain spent short stretches at two other jails before he wound up in what he regards as the very bottom of the belly of the beast, the United States Penitentiary in Atlanta, the federal prison that two months after his release would become a site of rioting, destruction and hostage - taking by Cuban - born inmates.
The number of inmates in England and Wales hit a record high of 87,000 last Friday, a result of the prison population rising by 1,000 since the riots took place.
But the reports which do come in mention unreported protests by inmates after being locked up all day, small - scale riots and a fundamental breakdown of trust between inmates and guards.
There's something crucially cathartic in a movie where Channing Tatum and Adam Driver play simple brothers fucked over by The Man who decide to rip off a NASCAR race, where Daniel Craig slums it as a charmingly ghoulish explosives expert and Dwight Yoakam's corrupt warden can't articulate the intricacies of the «Game of Thrones» publishing schedule to rioting inmates.
Mane and Moran play inmates in an extremely violent and bloody prison riot, along with Danny Trejo (Machete, From Dusk Till Dawn), Derek Mears (Friday the 13th), Sean Whalen (Halloween II, Men in Black), and Vernon Wells (The Road Warrior), directed by B.J. McDonnell (Hatchet III) and produced by Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp, Paranormal Halloween).
News of the comet leads to an inmate riot in which Rhonda escapes with a white supremacist, Leanne, played by Megan Mullally with bottle - blond tresses, buckteeth and a swastika forehead tattoo.
The rundown halls of the prison and burning piles of debris left behind by rioting inmates really bring the place to life and give it the feel of the actual comic book locale.
There then followed a riot by 200 prisoners at HMP Bedford and, the following day, two inmates at Pentonville went over the wall having fooled prison staff by leaving mannequins in their beds.
Recent examples of our work in discrimination law include suing an immigration detention centre for racial discrimination, challenging the police for stopping and searching people based on race, challenging discriminatory bail conditions applied to people wrongly arrested during the London riots, failing to protect a homosexual prisoner from assault by homophobic inmates and persuading a school to apologise and train relevant staff after it excluded a pupil with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.