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    in·car·cer·ate
    /inˈkärsəˌrāt/

    verb

    • 1. imprison or confine: "many are incarcerated for property offenses" Similar imprisonput in prisonsend to prisonjailOpposite freerelease

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  2. www.independent.co.uk › voices › editorialsWe must rethink which criminals we incarcerate | The Independent

    5 days ago · It is a gift to the more unscrupulous of his political opponents, especially in the Conservative Party – who neglected the prison system, actually created the crisis, and made the emergency...

  3. www.andyweinsteinlaw.com › blog › 2024Factors that impact the risk of incarceration in your case

    5 days ago · Your criminal history: If you have a long history of involvement with the criminal justice system that includes convictions, then the court might feel compelled to incarcerate you to punish you and to try to deter you from future criminal action.

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    5 days ago · The biological theory of crime focuses on the likelihood that an individual will become a criminal. Prediction of deviant behaviors is based on an individual’s biological inefficiencies. Genetic makeup and the development of and individual determine the degree of deviance that could dominate their decisions and actions in the future.

  6. www.aclukansas.org › en › publicationsBy the Numbers | ACLU of Kansas

    6 days ago · This odyssey – where the juvenile justice corrections system selects and collects youth in facilities -- eventually will figuratively incarcerate youth in smothering debt. But first, it incarcerates them literally.

  7. www.americanexperiment.org › duluth-moves-to-crack-down-onDuluth moves to crack down on homeless camps and more

    5 days ago · A package of 10 proposed ordinances announced Tuesday by Mayor Roger Reinert would seek to cover behaviors including graffiti, property damage, illegal burning, dumping and camping on public property. “Our law is to educate, encourage and enforce — in that order,” Reinert said. “Enforcement is last.”.

  8. link.springer.com › chapter › 10Maritime Counterterrorism in Africa: The Need for Proper...

    8 hours ago · Maritime governance depends on proper regulatory frameworks with states distributing responsibilities to various agencies and cooperating with both international and regional structures. The focus of this chapter is on the need for proper governance in support of maritime counterterrorism within the African context.

  9. businesslawtoday.org › 2024 › 07The EU Due Diligence Directive: Implications for U.S. Companies

    1 day ago · The European Union’s Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (the “ CSDDD ” or “ Directive ”) was published on July 5, 2024. It must be transposed into national laws by July 26, 2026, and phased in over the coming several years. The national laws adopted pursuant to the Directive will ultimately apply to all companies that ...

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