Incarcerated in a sentence

Parchman also fails to protect incarcerated people from the violence of others that are incarcerated.

There are currently around 145,000 adults incarcerated for sex crimes involving kids, and the majority of these inmates will remain incarcerated for about eight years, some much longer.

Incarcerated individuals pray and listen to George Whirley as he delivers a spiritual message on Friday, Dec. 6, 2024, at the Pendleton Correctional Facility before Christmas Behind Bars distributed gift bags to the incarcerated population.

They know out of the children that who had incarcerated parents, how many ended up incarcerated.

Being incarcerated in a federal prison, living in a long-term care facility or being incarcerated in the county jail are a distant second, third, and fourth, at 2.4%, 2.2% and 1.2%, respectively.

And Frank emphasized two critical parts of the program: an emphasis on the disproportionate amount of young people that are incarcerated and face danger while incarcerated, as well as the racial equity “lens” through which Vera approaches its work.

Free Hearts, along with the National Council for Incarcerated and Formerly Incarcerated Women and Girls, helped push for a recently-passed state law meant to help parents facing incarceration stay with their families.

The descriptions of concentration camp life rang in my ears when I was incarcerated and experienced, first-hand, the sadistic mistreatment of incarcerated people and the intentional deprivations of prison life.

The program is small, it serves 200 people incarcerated or formerly incarcerated in the Metro Davidson County Detention Center, but Lee said its recidivism rate — 15 percent compared to the statewide rate of 47 percent — proves it knows what works.

Activists are conflicted about whether the move is a win for incarcerated people and allies — or for the carceral state.

A high profile prisoner José Adolfo Macías Villamar, more popularly known by his alias “Fito” and jailed after being convicted of drug trafficking – is currently incarcerated in the prison, sparking concerns by the authorities.

Amabile said she’s interested in future legislation to regulate other costs incarcerated people pay to access basic services.

Amanda Strauss, Director of the John Hay Library, stressed the importance of the new incarcerated persons archive during her remarks at the opening of the Abu-Jamal Exhibition.

And as in the times of slavery, farm and incarcerated workers have used gardening as a way to resist their oppression.

And then also, to begin to listen to the blueprint that formally incarcerated women are giving you.

And women who had been incarcerated were 67 times more likely to die compared to women who were not, said Butler.

Another, Allen Jacob Hebert, incarcerated at Ventress Correctional Facility in Clayton, Alabama, says he was diagnosed about four years ago with Stage 2 “thoracic lymphatic” cancer.

As a result, patients often suffer withdrawal symptoms while incarcerated.

Billions of public dollars are earmarked for corporate contractors profiting from incarceration and war each year, while the costs of operating courts and raising children are pushed onto incarcerated individuals and their families.

Both of Matsunaga’s grandparents were incarcerated in the Gila River Relocation Center in Arizona (south of Phoenix).