10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNCONVICTED»
Discover the use of
unconvicted in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unconvicted and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Human rights and the
unconvicted prisoner: a study on the ...
Case study conducted to unconvicted prisoners in Wilekada Prison in Sri Lanka.
University of Colombo. Centre for the Study of Human Rights, 2003
2
Report of the Zahid Mubarek Inquiry (Vols. 1 and 2)
And preventing unconvicted prisoners from sharing a cell with convicted ones
would prevent prisoners who ought to share cells with each other from doing so.
Examples include a convicted prisoner who is a Samaritan-trained listener
sharing ...
Zahid Mubarek Inquiry, 2006
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THIRD REPORT OF INSPECTIONS OF GREAT BRITAIN
Convicted or Unconvicted. For what Offence Committed to Prison. For what
Offence punished. 1 W.F.. 19 Con. sessions . Felony • • Ill-treating a fellow-
prisoner o M. M. 10 Ditto Ditto Disobeying matrons' orders 5 W. L. 2" Ditto
summary .
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THE SESSIONAL PAPERS PRINTED BY THE HOUSE OF LORDS, OR ...
1838. 1839. Male. Female. Male. Female 48 5 48 14 « 43 12 39 11 29 13 34 14
25 6 25 12 24 7 12 34 9 31 8 30 9 8 22 6 37 11 29 7 26 9 23 13 31 8 38 11 45 10
42 9 Convicted, | No. Name. Age. or Unconvicted. Offence. Sentence. Remarks.
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Imagined Families, Lived Families: Culture and Kinship in ...
quite harsh and rigid conditions, as opposed to the communal life of the regular
prison, these communications privileges make unconvicted detention far
preferable to serving regular prison time for both the defendant and the family.
Moreover ...
Akiko Hashimoto, John W. Traphagan, 2008
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Enhancing Parliament's role in relation to human rights ...
16 and 17 year olds — arrested for but unconvicted of serious offence: retention
of fingerprints and DNA profile for six years. — All other under 1 8 year olds —
arrested but unconvicted: retention of fingerprints, and DNA profile for three years
.
Great Britain: Parliament: Joint Committee on Human Rights, Stationery Office (Great Britain), 2010
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Correctional Populations in the United States, 1995
... Total Officer Enlisted Army Navy All branches All inmates 2.838 50 2,788 1,582
591 665 Convicted 2,385 47 2,338 1,528 376 481 One year or more 1.845 38
1,807 1,403 188 254 Less than 1 year 540 9 531 125 188 227 Unconvicted 453
3 ...
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Young Adult Offenders: Lost in Transition?
... life 10 26∗ 70∗ 5 4 50∗ Note: 'Unconv.'(Unconvicted) 'Des.' (Desisters:
convicted at 18–25, but not at 26–50) 'Pers.' (Persisters: convicted at 18–25 and
at 26–50) ∗Significantly (p <.05) different from unconvicted 'SR' (Self-reported); ...
Friedrich Lösel, Friedrich Losel, A. E. Bottoms, 2012
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Managing High Risk Sex Offenders in the Community: A ...
Assessing unconvicted sex offenders Very little has been researched regarding
the risk assessment of unconvicted sex offenders. Yet the majority of child
molesters – at least three quarters – sexually assault children they know (Grubin
1998) ...
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Readings in Contemporary Criminological Theory
The most important results of the study were that boys with few or no friends at
age eight, and those without convicted parents or behavior problem siblings at
age ten, tended to remain unconvicted; also, boys who were rated positively by
their ...
Peter Cordella, Larry J. Siegel, 1996
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNCONVICTED»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
unconvicted is used in the context of the following news items.
CAN Asks FG to Relocate Boko Haram Suspects from Ekwulobia …
Meanwhile, Irked by the recent relocation of the 47 unconvicted Boko Haram members to the Ekwulobia prisons, a civil rights group identified as Civil Rights ... «THISDAY Live, Jul 15»
Vulnerable women shouldn't have to get arrested to get support
Two in five women sent to prison in a single year will be unconvicted and, of those remanded by magistrates, 71 per cent will not get a prison sentence – either ... «Left Foot Forward, Jul 15»
Convicted, unconvicted, reconvicted in less than a day
A Palmerston North man has been convicted, unconvicted, then reconvicted of a violent aggravated robbery, all in less than 24 hours. The bizarre set of ... «Manawatu Standard, Jun 15»
Why we spend billions to keep half a million unconvicted people …
At any given time, roughly 480,000 people sit in America's local jails awaiting their day in court, according an estimate by the International Centre for Prison ... «Washington Post, Jun 15»
Report: 60 percent of jail inmates unconvicted
According to a new report released by the VERA Institute of Justice, on any given day, in an average jail, 62 percent of the inmates have not even been ... «New Pittsburgh Courier, Feb 15»
“It”: How It Feels to Be Black
The recent string of highly-publicized stories involving unarmed black people shot or choked to death by unconvicted police officers has pushed race into ... «Harvard Political Review, Feb 15»
Study says US jails have become “massive warehouses” for the poor
... percent, “it is highly likely that the increase in the average length of stay is largely driven by longer stays in jails by people who are unconvicted of any crime.”. «World Socialist Web Site, Feb 15»
Mother jailed after trying to get drugs to killer son in prison
It landed the previously unconvicted 54-year-old charity worker in court, where she was jailed herself. Richardson, of Birch View, Pickering, admitted supplying ... «The Press, York, Feb 15»
Police Upload 'Up To 18 Million' Mugshots To Database That Could …
When asked how many of the 18 million photos were of unconvicted people, Barton said: "I don't know exactly. That's what I'm working through." ... «Huffington Post UK, Feb 15»
Why are so many unconvicted Canadians behind bars?
When it comes to crime and punishment, Canada presents a puzzling paradox. Crime is on the decline and has been for decades – Statistics Canada reported ... «The Globe and Mail, Jul 14»
