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No gold teeth among Halden's inmates.

Condemned inmates are often executed without prior notice.

The Guantánamo inmates should be tried or released.

Adult inmates can sit for the examination as private candidates.

More than half the inmates have some form of dementia.

Supervisory and management personnel who order inmates to beat or physically abuse other inmates are to be punished according to stipulations in the above paragraph

The inmates burst out laughing: "Where do you think you are, Sweden?"

The lead-up to the race war intensifies and inmates of all colors prep their weapons.

None but the pupils and teachers of Lowood, and now the inmates of Thornfield.

The president has reduced the number of inmates to fewer than 200.

I think it is inhumane to fry inmates on death row.

He escaped from prison, only to hunt down former fellow inmates with prison because the inmates of his wife and daughter have been framed, and put the blame on charges of serial killer Frank.

Many of its inmates could spend the rest of their lives in captivity without ever having a proper trial.

As the inmates file out into the yard, Michael breaks from the group and heads to a set of bleachers.

It is based on extensive surveys conducted by the BJS in which inmates were able to report abuse anonymously.

He drew on his experience as a teacher in order to get close to the young inmates.

Michael peeks under a ceiling tile to witness the inmates throwing a flaming phone book into Sara’s office.

Around25 of the prison's500- strong population were working on the project-- the male prisoners on carpentry and the female inmates taking care of dress-making, he said.

State and federal prisons across the country are grappling with what officials say is an epidemic of cell-phone use among inmates.

The Stanford prison experiment was a psychological study of human responses to captivity and its behavioral effects on both authorities and inmates in prison.

Forbes: Former prison inmates face a much higher risk of death in the period right after their release, particularly from drug overdoses, a new study found.

A few allow hangings and firing squads, and nine let inmates choose electrocution in some cases, but these options are seldom used.

He says that when he was a prisoner in Vietnam, a Cuban instructor tortured his fellow-inmates (though this seems inconsistent with his leading role in restoring relations with Vietnam).

Some of the survivors, many of whom are now in their 80s, wore their prison uniform caps to the ceremony, where a choir sang a song written by two inmates that became a secret and unofficial anthem.

A federal ruling, upheld by the Supreme Court in May, has found the conditions "cruel and unusual", and requires California to release roughly 30, 000 inmates in the next two years.

When he was inaugurated in 1999—five years after the end of his own jail stint for leading an attempted coup—22, 000 inmates were crammed into prisons built for 17, 000.

(Sometimes, inmates are given permission to marry if they work very hard and find favor in the eyes of the State Security agents). This was how both my brother and I were born as political prisoners.