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Incarcerate meaning
To lock away; to imprison, especially for breaking the law. | To confine; to shut up or enclose; to hem in.
Example sentences (15)
And while no pardon would be available in the Georgia criminal case, it’s untested whether the constitution would allow a state to incarcerate a serving, elected president.
If the Supreme Court allows the pretrial detention changes to take effect, judges would no longer be able to incarcerate a defendant who is awaiting trial solely because they cannot afford to post bail.
Israel has 26 facilities it uses to interrogate, detain and incarcerate Palestinians.
Since July 2022, eight of Canada’s ten provinces have terminated their immigration detention contracts with the federal government, which allowed the Canada Border Services Agency to incarcerate immigration detainees in provincial jails.
Merchan could incarcerate Trump for a shorter amount of time, or alternatively impose a combination of probation, home confinement and fines.
The review, chaired by former justice secretary David Gauke, aims to explore tougher punishments outside prison while making sure there is space to incarcerate the most dangerous offenders.
How much does it cost to incarcerate someone for 28 years?
From the radicalisation of white supremacists in U.S. prisons to the United Kingdom’s disastrous bid in the 1970s to incarcerate Irish Republican Army members, the problem is nothing new: prisons are pools of explosive extremism awaiting a spark.
If you only give a person shelter, food, and safety, without freedom of thought and expression, and the right of the state to incarcerate someone for whatever reason, then what is it other than a nicely run zoo.
I have often heard from some I know that it is actually best when God puts someone not religious in office because a "True man of God" could not be a Christian and do what governments must do like go to war or incarcerate or execute criminals.
The people who pass the laws that incarcerate others never have to face the full force of the prison system themselves.
In America all three branches of the U.S. government, ostensibly operating under the U.S. Constitution, ignored the Bill of Rights in order to incarcerate Japanese Americans.
Justo Rufino Barrios government main Guatemalan National Penitentiary, built by Barrios to incarcerate and torture his political enemies.
London: Cockerill He later argued that husbands used asylum hospitals to incarcerate their disobedient wives, Defoe, Daniel (1728).
The report determined that the decision to incarcerate was based on "race prejudice, war hysteria, and a failure of political leadership".