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incarceration
noun as in imprisonment
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Example Sentences
But the United States’ punitive approach to incarceration clashes with the promise education holds for lower recidivism.
Most significantly, Newsom is championing a new vision of incarceration and rehabilitation modeled after successful efforts in Norway and other places that centers on the simple truth that arresting people does not end crime.
A decision on where to place Liebich will then be made at the start of incarceration.
In truth, it was President Bill Clinton and the New Democrats who accelerated the country’s system of mass incarceration.
This was not the first time in my uncle’s 30-year incarceration that we’ve had to hound the Florida Department of Corrections for answers about his well-being.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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