incarceration

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• It wasn’t hard for them to see a future marked by failure, violence, and maybe incarceration.

• The state is spending a lot less money on incarceration rates and spending more money on rehab centers.

• Joel Caston has filled many roles during his 26 years of incarceration, from youth mentor to published author to financial literacy instructor for his fellow inmates.

• Discretion in drug enforcement and sentencing means prohibition is among the leading causes of incarceration of people of color in the United States – an injustice many Americans on both sides of the aisle increasingly recognize.

• Interior design is a concept not often associated with the criminal justice system, but a growing number of architects and designers believe it could play a vital role in addressing mass incarceration and inequity.

• I also want to alert you to the broader circumstances of my incarceration.

• Shortly thereafter, T.I. lent his first post-incarceration verse to a remix of “Magic.”

• Even when financial facilitators are arrested, incarceration is brief.

• These crimes of fashion proved the men were feminine and thus gay and therefore worthy of incarceration.

• Before my decade of incarceration, I had never seen a dead body.

• This patient's incarceration in the asylum was due to a very striking manifestation of his paranoia querulans.