The United States incarcerates 716 out of every 100,000 people.
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America incarcerates more of its citizens than any other country.
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This nation incarcerates more people than any industrialized nation on the globe.
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Adjusted for population, the U.S. incarcerates more people than any other nation.
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Japan still incarcerates fewer of its citizens than almost any other rich country.
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It's true that America incarcerates more people than any other country in the world.
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It no longer incarcerates political prisoners at the same rate as it did before.
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We have a criminal justice system that incarcerates and kills black men at such higher rates.
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Indeed, a recent report found that Spain incarcerates more artists than any country in the world.
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America incarcerates more people than any other country, and it is prosecutors who are largely responsible.
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Why wouldn't America treat its immigrants like this, when it already incarcerates so many of its own citizens?
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Wisconsin, as a whole, incarcerates black men at a higher rate than any other state in the country.
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They will serve that time in a broken system that incarcerates without offering offenders any kind of real rehabilitation.
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Following decades of "tough on crime" philosophy, our country incarcerates more people per capita than any nation on earth.
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Jeffrey Toobin, New Yorker: Authoritarianism is usually associated with a punitive spirit — a leader who prosecutes and incarcerates his enemies.
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Still, the U.S. incarcerates people at a higher rate than any other country — 655 people for every 100,000 of the population.
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In 2008, he was sent to Futures Through Choice, a nonprofit that incarcerates juveniles on behalf of the state of Utah.
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To compare, the country with the second highest rate among NATO members is the United Kingdom, which incarcerates 145 per 100,000 people.
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Its justice system still incarcerates young black men on a massive scale—Brazil's prison population is the fourth largest in the world.
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America now incarcerates eight times as many women as in 1980, and only Thailand seems to imprison women at a higher rate.
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The United States incarcerates more of its citizens — both per capita and in absolute terms — than any other country in the world.
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Those protections and the vulnerable communities they serve are now threatened if the Trump administration turns away asylum seekers or incarcerates them indefinitely.
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We remain the nation that "incarcerates a larger share of its population than any other," according to a recent Pew Research Center report.
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She doesn't really mention legalization, but she recognizes that non-violent drug crimes are a huge part of the reason American incarcerates its citizens.
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It incarcerates a greater percentage of its residents than any other state in what is famously the most prison-happy nation in the world.
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And, considering that the United States incarcerates more citizens per capita than any country in the world, you have to ask yourself: At what cost?
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Nowhere is this more evident than in his continuing efforts to reform the criminal justice system, an American institution that incarcerates nearly 1m black people.
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This escalation had dire effects: The US now incarcerates more people than any other country in the world, including authoritarian regimes like China and Russia.
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An extension of Black Lives Matter, the Movement 4 Black Lives has gained popularity because it promotes "divestment from a system that criminalizes and incarcerates" black people.
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According to the American Civil Liberties Union, the United States makes up less than 5% of the world's population yet incarcerates more than 25% of the world's prisoners.
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The United States incarcerates more prisoners than any other wealthy democracy, and an increasing number of local jails, housing over 700,000 inmates, contract with for-profit healthcare companies.
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Part of the challenge is that in Iran's view, any American of Iranian descent it incarcerates is an Iranian citizen, not entitled to consular privileges given to foreigners.
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It's yet another example of how the US incarcerates far more people than any other country in the world — even more than authoritarian nations like China, Cuba, and Russia.
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He also ran the largest prison in the state that incarcerates a greater proportion of its citizens than any other—in the nation that leads the world in imprisonment.
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We will all continue working toward our common goal: reforming a badly broken justice system that incarcerates too many Americans at too high a cost, both fiscally and societally.
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"We have a democracy that only works for the 1 percent, and it incarcerates and murders black and brown people," Ms. Millard said as she pushed into the crush.
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America incarcerates more people than any other country in the world — even more than totalitarian countries like Russia and China — and there are big racial disparities throughout the system.
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The legislation is part of a larger push to overhaul elements of the nation's criminal justice system by people who say it incarcerates too many people, wasting money and lives.
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" Meanwhile, one of Sessions's top advisers has said that the federal criminal justice system, which incarcerates people largely for drug offenses, "is not broken" and is "working exactly as designed.
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The phase-out of private contractors is in line with President Barack Obama's efforts to reform the U.S. criminal justice system, which he has said incarcerates too many people, particularly minorities.
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Jason Lydon: On one level, Trump is going to have a serious impact on the Federal Bureau of Prisons, which is the largest system that incarcerates people in the United States.
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She writes: Wisconsin also incarcerates the most black men in the country, and in Milwaukee County, more than half of all black men in their 30s and 40s have served time.
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America incarcerates more people than any other nation on earth — some 2.3 million people, nearly 80,000 of whom are locked up in various New York correctional facilities for young people and adults.
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China is a one-party state with a billion more citizens than America, yet it incarcerates half a million fewer people (though this does not include perhaps 1m Uighurs interned in camps in Xinjiang).
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The bloated system, run largely by private, for-profit prison companies,currently incarcerates men, women, and even children, and the detention centers have been plagued by allegations of abuse, medical neglect, and sexual assault.
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The global capital for female incarceration may be right here in Oklahoma, which incarcerates 217 out of every 219,2700 women, about 24.9 times the rate of low-ranking states like Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
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This transition to religion suggests that we should devote an equal amount of resources and rhetoric to creating an alternative to MS-13's barrio, a space that nurtures youth rather than marginalizes, incarcerates and deports them.
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Each episode of the new podcast Written Inside from Chicago public radio station WBEZ begins with the same striking introduction: "The US incarcerates over 2 million people, more than anywhere else in the world," a host says.
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The federal criminal justice system is unique compared with the states, which make up the majority of the US prison system and lock up people mainly for violent crimes, in that it incarcerates people primarily for drug offenses.
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The nonprofit was founded by former New York City defense attorney Robin Steinberg about two years ago in Oklahoma, a state that incarcerates more women per capita than any other in the nation, at double the national average.
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As a result, the more mandatory prison time we impose onto those facing charges, the more prison time we are really imposing on poor people of color in a system that already incarcerates them at outrageously disproportionate rates.
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And given that America incarcerates the most people out of any country in the world, and that the research shows that mass incarceration is ineffective and even counterproductive for crime-fighting, it's a positive step in the right direction.
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Andrews's figure in "Did the Bean Sit Under a Tree" (1969) caught within a frame that incarcerates him against a US flag that threatens to unroll and smother him, has his fists balled up in a boxer's pose ready for this fight.
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To bring the work to life in the era of Black Lives Matter, Heartbeat's co-artistic director, Ethan Heard, and its co-music director, Daniel Schlosberg, are setting their production within today's American criminal justice system, which disproportionately incarcerates people of color.
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It's worth mentioning the U.S. incarcerates more people per capita than any other country in the world, with a recent study finding up to 45 percent of U.S. residents have a family member who has spent at least one night in jail or prison.
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The prison bureau, which incarcerates nearly 180,000 people, estimates that close to 40 percent of its inmates enter the federal prison system with a substance abuse problem, according to a letter a bipartisan group of eight senators sent to the Government Accountability Office last year.
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After a quick, impassioned courtroom speech about how the flawed legal system "incarcerates people of color…and then we scold them for not raising their children right" (deal with it), it's flashback time again: Annalise flies to Cleveland to drop the Charles Mahoney murder trial on Rose.
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The contents of the performance's political critique were obvious: that the U.S. prison system disproportionately incarcerates African-American and Latino men; and that the white-walled art gallery, rather than just a space for reverential display, can also be understood as a metaphorical prison that entraps artists and their work inside.
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"We can't have tolerance for crimes motivated by hate and things like that, but we also need to reckon with the fact that our justice system is one that disproportionately incarcerates our queer communities and especially our queer POC communities," she said in an interview with BuzzFeed News' AM to DM on Tuesday.
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During his tenure in the White House, President Obama has focused some much needed attention the prison system in the United States, a system that incarcerates more people on non-violent drug offenses than the entire incarcerated population of the European Union, despite having a population that is more than 6900 million people larger.
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And so, it&aposs really important at time work that this time when we go back in forth with the politics of this moment that we understand these are small children who have been taken hostage by this administration in order to put forth a political agenda that incarcerates families at greater length in worse conditions.
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State lottery systems that essentially move money from predominantly lower-class African-American ticket buyers to predominantly middle-and-upper-class white school districts fit the bill; so does a War on Drugs that disproportionately incarcerates young black men; so does a recent decision by officials in Maricopa County, Arizona, to drastically cut the number of presidential primary polling stations in and around Phoenix, which unnecessarily made voting far more difficult for the residents of a non-white majority city.
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Pollock, J. (2004). Prisons and prison life: Costs and consequences. Los Angeles: Roxbury Publishing Company.No country in the world incarcerates more women than the United States, as shown by Statista in a 2013 study.
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At the end of that period, the Fire Marshal's Office continued to support the division. The state incarcerates 273 women per 100,000 population, the highest rate of female incarceration in the world, ahead of all other states and foreign nations.
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Platt and Elias come to his rescue, the former with a gun and the latter with a stick of dynamite. It takes the dynamite to do it. Platt then calmly revivifies the bear dog again, but incarcerates it in a stronger cage. It's later sold to the Philadelphia Zoo.
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As of 2013 the Guantanamo Bay detention camp in Cuba has a library of some 18,000 books. According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, there were 1,505,400 Federal and State Prisoners in the United States. The United States incarcerates more people than any other nation in the developed world.McCook, K. (2004).
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Gorgon and other Inhumans are captured during the attack, which prompts Black Bolt to personally head a team to rescue his subjects and retrieve the crystals. While the mission is successful, Maximus takes advantage of the situation and overthrows and temporarily incarcerates Black Bolt.Silent War #1–6 (January – August 2007). Marvel Comics.
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He assumed senior status on July 1, 2012. Pratt is a longtime opponent of the United States Federal Sentencing Guidelines and mandatory sentencing. He wrote in 1999 that "we [have] built a system that incarcerates our fellow citizens for inordinately long periods of time, wastes huge amounts of taxpayer dollars, ruins lives, and does not accomplish the stated purpose." In Gall v.
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Armadale attempts to gather his police force, only to find they have all abandoned their jobs. Max ignores Lucifer's ship and continues to build. Lucifer offers the villains, including Jailbait, the opportunity to serve him when he conquers Coalville, the last city with any type of infrastructure. Max finds and incarcerates Charlie in the building he has created; a jail.
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Officer Mandel immediately takes the Magistrate into custody, accuses him of treachery, and incarcerates him. After some time, the Magistrate exits the prison to see more "prisoners of war" being mistreated. He steps in to advocate for their release but is physically abused and tortured. He is then brought in for questioning and accused of consorting with the enemy and for taking concubines from the barbarians.
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"'The Promotion' Lili Taylor interview" www.movieweb.com In 2009, Taylor played Sheriff Lillian Holley of Lake County, Indiana, who incarcerates John Dillinger (played by Johnny Depp), in Michael Mann's Public Enemies. In 2011, Fence Books released Taylor's audio recording of poet Ariana Reines' Save The World. In 2014 she starred alongside Chloë Grace Moretz in the off-Broadway play The Library directed by Steven Soderbergh.
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In September 2011, The New 52 rebooted DC's continuity. In this new timeline, Krypto appears as a normal dog with no powers on Krypton. There is mention of a white dog ghost that is protecting Clark Kent. In Action Comics #5 (March 2012), during Krypton's final moments, Jor-El tries to save his family by opening a portal to the Phantom Zone, when suddenly the incarcerates try to escape.
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The United States Postal Service operates the Eden Post Office. The Eden Detention Center incarcerates male federal prisoners who are primarily criminal aliens who will be deported upon release. The facility is operated by Corrections Corporation of America on behalf of the Federal Bureau of Prisons, employs 285 staff, and has a capacity of 1,558 inmates. Concho County Hospital is a 16-bed general medical and surgical hospital in Eden.
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The Cardinals continue to pursue the Silverios, gathering as much evidence to bring them to court. They learn that Matteo is released from the mental institution but they do not know where he is hiding. Fact is, he is brought to Catalina's secure island fortress, where she incarcerates Menandro for his failure to stop the Cardinal wedding. Matteo is Catalina's chief weapon to use against Roman, who is not giving up on his wayward son.
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George diplomatically states that ."..both of our religions have a lot to offer. There's the Jewish notion of heaven, and that it can be obtained here on earth, and there is your belief in the cleansing power of the pipe." When Gob incarcerates himself in Orange County Prison (to break out as his greatest trick) he performs an "illusion" on Bill and pulls a quarter out of Bill's ear, thus giving him his new nickname: "Dirty Ears" Bill.
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Trees of the species Lagerstroemia microcarpa, Terminalia bellirica and Terminalia crenulata were found to hold nearly 70% of all the nests in the Mudumalai area. The species is monogamous, and the same nest sites are used by the pair year after year. The female incarcerates herself within the cavity by sealing its entrance with a cement made from her droppings. The female then lays three or sometimes four white eggs and begins a complete moult of her flight feathers.
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Children are also dying in HHS custody. The forced drugging, deaths, and disappearances of migrating Mexican and Central American children might be related to DHS falsely labeling them and their families as 'terror threats' before HHS manages their incarcerations. Despite a federal court order,Editorial Board, June 27, 2018 the DHS separation practices mandated by the Trump administration's "zero-tolerance" policy have not been halted, and HHS has not stopped forcing drugs on the children it incarcerates.
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Two access points are mentioned: via a secret staircase within the Palace, and via a cage lowered down into a geological shaft open to the sky in the middle of Southstairs, which is surrounded by battlements. Southstairs incarcerates common criminals and political prisoners, including a large number of Animals. It is Southstairs that provides the human flesh fed to the dragons. Apple Press Farm: An abandoned farmstead where Candle and Liir live after leaving the Cloister.
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During the Secret Wars: battleworld event where all of reality had died in a mass Incursion event triggered by the Beyonders.New Avengers Vol. 3 #29 (March 2015) What remained of the Multiverse had been condensed onto a singular planet within the greater totality which remained afterwards, Rebecca is a guerrilla freedom fighter within the Monarchy of M ruled by King Eric Magnus whom brutally enslaves and incarcerates Homo Sapians both innocent and guilty simply for being human.House of M Vol.
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The Magistrate (Mark Rylance) manages an outpost on the frontiers of an unnamed Empire. The state of affairs is pacific and there are minor misunderstandings. At this point in marches Colonel Joll (Johnny Depp) who immediately requests to be briefed on the state of the affairs on the frontiers because of his ignorance. The Magistrate tries his best but Colonel Joll remains pessimistic, apparent when he apprehends, accuses, and incarcerates an innocent man and his nephew for being sheep rustlers.
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In January 2017, Steinberg launched Still She Rises, Tulsa, a project of The Bronx Defenders and the first public defender office in the country dedicated exclusively to the representation of women with children in the criminal justice system. Oklahoma incarcerates a higher percentage of women than any other state and more than double the national average. Still She Rises brings the holistic model of public defense pioneered by The Bronx Defenders to low- income women in the North Tulsa community.
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In December 1750 Coffin's nephew, became seriously ill, and he asked for the last sacraments from the parish priest, but he too, was refused. However, on this occasion Parlement had more time to intervene. The Parliament summoned the parish priest and ordered him to exercise his ministry, but the latter invoked the instructions of the archbishop. His insolence is such that the Attorney General incarcerates him two days at the Conciergerie and sentenced him to three pounds of alms for the bread of the prisoners.
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Giddings State School, a Texas Youth Commission facility in unincorporated Lee County, Texas The United States incarcerates more of its youth than any other country in the world through the juvenile courts and the adult criminal justice system, which reflects the larger trends in incarceration practices in the United States. In 2010, approximately 70,800 juveniles were incarcerated in youth detention facilities alone., data from Approximately 500,000 youth are brought to detention centers in a given year. This data does not reflect juveniles tried as adults.
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With nowhere left to go, Jennifer calls her father's lawyer Morris Shapiro for help. He alerts Brückner, who finds Jennifer and offers to let the girl stay at her house overnight. Once there, Brückner insists that Jennifer take some pills before she goes to bed; when Jennifer does so, she becomes sick and assuming that the pills were poisonous, coughs them up. After leaving the bathroom, she attempts to call Morris but is knocked unconscious with a piece of wood by Brückner, who incarcerates her in the house.
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In 2013 Schussel founded the web site Prison Justice for America as a non-profit public service. The site launched with over 250 articles on the subject of criminal justice as practiced in the USA. Over the course of four years, PJA connected mentors with those seeking assistance on their reintegration into free society. The United States incarcerates a higher percentage of its citizens than any other country in the world, and most individuals leaving the criminal justice system continue to suffer discrimination as they attempt to re-enter society.
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It is argued that persons with mental illness are more likely to be arrested, simply from a higher risk of other associated factors with incarceration, such as substance abuse, unemployment, and lack of formal education. Furthermore, when correctional facilities lack adequate coordination with community resources upon release, the chances of recidivism increase for persons who are both homeless and suffering from a mental illness. Every state in the United States incarcerates more individuals with severe mental illness than it hospitalizes. Incarcerations are due to lack of treatments such as psychiatric hospital beds.
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For the fourth son, the couple performs penance to please Rāma. Meanwhile, a son named Arjuna is born to the Haihaya king Kṛtavīrya. Arjuna obtains the boon of a thousand arms from Dattātreya, he is subsequently known as Sahasrārjuna ("thousand-Arjuna"). Sahasrārjuna terrorizes the whole world – he stops the flow of the river Narmadā, defeats and incarcerates the demon-king Rāvaṇa (who is later released on the request of Pulastya), and takes over the Svarga ("heaven") and the offerings of the Yajña ("fire sacrifice") from the Devatās ("gods").
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The Los Angeles County Jail incarcerates about 200,000 individuals each year, and with such large numbers, the jail has faced numerous problems with its facilities. In May 2013, the Men's Central Jail and the Twin Towers Correctional Facility (taken together) ranked as one of the ten worst jails in the United States, based on reporting in Mother Jones magazine. One of such issues is visitation controversy, exemplified by an event in the Men's Central Jail. 23-year-old male Gabriel Carillo was severely beaten and pepper sprayed by a deputy in Los Angeles' Men's Central Jail on Saturday, February 26, 2012.
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In 2018, Schwartz published her memoir The Lost Chapters: Reclaiming My Life, One Book at a Time (Blue Rider Press, ) about her 2014 sentence in the Century Regional Detention Facility in Lynwood, California. It juxtaposes her experiences in jail with the 22 books she had sent to her there, each of which seemed to arrive at the most appropriate time. Schwartz especially credits Ruth Ozeki's A Tale for the Time Being for changing her life. The memoir also sympathetically describes the women that she was imprisoned with, and criticizes the cruel and dehumanizing system that incarcerates them without treating them.
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Dennis Markowski (played by Mike Batayeh) is the former manager of Lavanderia Brilliante, the industrial laundromat which served as the cover for Gus's superlab. Following Gus's death, the DEA incarcerates Dennis, as he is on Gus's payroll at the time of Gus's death. Dennis agrees to keep his mouth shut when Mike ensures that he will still receive his money from the drug empire. When Dennis's funds are confiscated, Dennis, through his attorney, proposes a plea deal to the DEA, but Hank refuses, believing he can get a better deal from one of Gus's other incarcerated henchmen.
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The police officer in-charge of the sexual assault investigation, who is a friend of Ramesh Rao, arrests Bobby and incarcerates him. Bobby refuses to let the hook off Ramesh Rao despite being thrashed and threatened in custody. The officer also visits Lilly's family and tries to coerce Lilly to lie in exchange for the safe release of Bobby. So in her deposition before the BCCI committee, she reluctantly states that she wasn't sexually harassed and assaulted by Ramesh Rao, despite Bobby being present there and continuously urging her to take that one last step towards justice.
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The United States currently incarcerates over two million people, more than any other country in the world, both in absolute numbers and in proportion to its population. Overcrowded prisons have turned to community corrections to relieve their institutions—over five million people are currently serving probation or parole in the United States. However, recidivism rates are high, and overworked probation officers have difficulty monitoring and managing so many probationers, many of whom were sentenced to community corrections simply due to overcrowding. As a result, since 1992 probation has also implemented privatization in order to relieve its caseload.
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Supposed head of John the Baptist, enshrined in Rome Mark then tells of the death of John the Baptist at the hands of Herod Antipas. Herod is married to his wife Herodias, former wife of his brother Herod Philip I. John condemns Herod so Herod incarcerates John, although Mark refers to a respectful relationship between Herod and John: "a mixture of reverence and superstitious dread towards the prophet and man of God".Nicoll, W. R., Expositor's Greek Testament on Mark 6, accessed 27 March 2020 Herodias seeks revenge on John during a birthday party for Herod. Her daughter dances for Herod and persuades Herod to kill John.
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Dr. Scamandros has stated that the Key Sunday wields retains its full powers in the Secondary Realms, and is paramount over the other Keys within the House. Arthur later meets him in the form of a Piper's Child, though he later resumes his normal form and incarcerates Arthur in a smaller replica of the Old One's prison. They meet again later when the Mariner's death releases Part Seven of the Will. Lord Sunday also reveals that the Trustees all knew about the purpose of the Will (to destroy all of creation) and had decided to go against it in order to prevent their own demise.
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For every 100 females, there were 92.10 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 87.90 males. The county has been unable to house about 30% of its inmate population since 2000 in its own facilities, and spends around 10% of its annual budget (estimated to be $62 million in 2007) for housing prisoners in out-of-county facilities, but this figure should be adjusted because the county currently spends $35.00 per day housing prisoners in its own facility, and $40.00 for housing them in other counties, so the differential cost is $5.00 per day, and the cost for 2007 is adjusted to $638,000.00. According to official state of Texas records, Smith County now incarcerates its residents at a rate twice as high as the state average.
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Born Again, Colson's personal memoir reflecting on his religious conversion and prison term, was made into a 1978 dramatic film starring Dean Jones as Colson, Anne Francis as his wife Patty, and Harold Hughes as himself. Actor Kevin Dunn portrayed Colson in the 1995 movie Nixon. During his time in prison, Colson had become increasingly aware of what he saw as injustices done to prisoners and incarcerates and shortcomings in their rehabilitation; he also had the opportunity, during a three-day furlough to attend his father's funeral, to pore over his father's papers and discover the two shared an interest in prison reform. He became convinced that he was being called by God to develop a ministry to prisoners with an emphasis in promoting changes in the justice system.
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The criminal justice, child welfare, and immigrant detention systems frequently target and separate families with marginalized identities, which advocates say is a reproductive justice issue. The cash bail system incarcerates only people who have low incomes and cannot afford bail, which often means people of color. Due to the Adoption and Safe Families Act, parents can then lose all legal rights to their children if they have been incarcerated for 15 of the last 22 months, even if they are still awaiting trial. Both incarceration and immigrant detention separate children from competent parents who want them, which is often deeply traumatic and can result in children being placed in the foster care system, where the likelihood of poor healthcare and educational outcomes increases, as does the likelihood of future criminal justice involvement, and these outcomes are worst for children of color.
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In 1936, Senator Berzelius "Buzz" Windrip, a charismatic and power-hungry politician, wins the 1936 United States presidential election on a populist platform, promising to restore the country to prosperity and greatness, and promising each citizen $5,000 a year. Portraying himself as a champion of traditional American values, Windrip defeats President Franklin Delano Roosevelt in the Democratic convention, and then easily beats his Republican opponent, Senator Walt Trowbridge, in the November election. Although having previously foreshadowed some authoritarian measures to reorganize the United States government, Windrip rapidly outlaws dissent, incarcerates political enemies in concentration camps, and trains and arms a paramilitary force called the Minute Men (named after the Revolutionary War militias of the same name), who terrorize citizens and enforce the policies of Windrip and his "corporatist" regime. One of Windrip's first acts as president is to eliminate the influence of the United States Congress, which draws the ire of many citizens as well as the legislators themselves.
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Uncanny X-Men #494 As X-Men arrive on the scene, Bishop pretends to have attempted to retrieve the baby. As Multiple Man's duplicate and Layla Miller find out in their mission to one of the planet's possible futures (80 years in the future) that the birth of the child created, the child apparently kills a million people in an event dubbed the Six-Minute War, and the U.S. government incarcerates all the mutants into concentration camps, where Bishop is born, grows up, and sees his parents killed. As Multiple Man's dupe and Layla find out, Bishop wishes at a young age to have had the opportunity to kill the baby, so that, while he would not be born, he would also not have to see his parents die, and to endure the horrors of life in the concentration camps. Layla kills the dupe, so that the information conveyed to them by young Bishop can return to the present, to the Multiple Man prime, who conveys Bishop's treachery to the X-Men.
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For more details about the figures of any country, click on the name of that country. World Prison Brief. International Centre for Prison Studies. See this page for breakdowns by region, whole world, prison population total, prison population rate, percentage of pre-trial detainees / remand prisoners, percentage of female prisoners, percentage of foreign prisoners, and occupancy rate. As of December 31, 2010, the International Centre for Prison Studies (ICPS) at King's College London estimated 2,266,832 prisoners from a total population of 310.64 million as of this date (730 per 100,000 in 2010). This number comprises local jails with a nominal capacity of 866,782 inmates occupied at 86.4% (June 6, 2010), state prisons with a nominal capacity of approximately 1,140,500 occupied at approximately 115% (December 31, 2010), and federal prisons with a nominal capacity of 126,863 occupied at 136.0% (December 31, 2010). Of this number, 21.5% are pretrial detainees (December 31, 2010), 8.7% are female prisoners (December 31, 2010), 0.4% are juveniles (June 6, 2009), and 5.9% are foreign prisoners (June 30, 2007). The imprisonment rate varies widely by state; Louisiana surpasses this by about 100%, but Maine incarcerates at about a fifth this rate.
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