...in war by terrorist organizations like al Qaeda is that post-conflict legal proceedings must pursue the best interest of the victimized child -- with the aim of their rehabilitation and reintegration into society, not their imprisonment or execution." Although the administration refused to be swayed by any of these complaints, the path to Omar's proposed trial has continued to be a bumpy one. In March, Brownback criticized the prosecutors...

... inside it. It seems that you are saying that this particular criminal activity should be excused simply because of the environment where those crimes take place. If that's true, then there's no reason for *anyone* to be imprisoned at all. And that a felony can last for life. Irrelevant. So can the loneliness, the hopelessness, and the frustration that leads to rape in the first place. The government of the United States ...

... we give them in ways of knowledge and truth and beauty and joy and learning in the ways of the Universe. The wild horses we had a wonderful time - and we appear like horses and become horses as they tell of imprisonment and castration and things like this. Their souls like no other as they pledge undying allegiance to the Borg. And on one knee they "offer" to be our servants. Be free. Keep well. And wonderful polite greetings of age ...

...that it intends to focus next year on developing alternatives to imprisonment. The US Sentencing Commission, the panel that sets sentencing guidelines for... it intends to focus next year on developing alternatives to imprisonment, a move that is welcomed by reform advocates, but opposed ... cocaine sentencing disparities that have seen thousands of African-Americans imprisoned for years for crack while mostly whites holding similar amounts ...

... muscle spasms and rigidity. Two of the 53 deportees received Ativan alone. One person's medications were not specified. Haldol gained notoriety in the Soviet Union, where it was often given to political dissidents imprisoned in psychiatric hospitals. "In the history of oppression, using haloperidol is kind of like detaining people in Abu Ghraib," the infamous prison in Iraq, said Nigel Rodley, who teaches international human rights law ...

... in San Francisco gunned down a father and his two sons after avoiding deportation for earlier crimes thanks to these kinds of policies. Meanwhile, state governments are burdened with the costs of imprisoning illegal immigrant felons who are present mainly because Washington is either unwilling or unable to enforce federal immigration laws. The callousness of the federal government was especially made clear in the recent case of ...

...The Incident marked the beginning of the White Terror period in Taiwan in which thousands more Taiwanese vanished, were killed, or imprisoned. The number "228" refers to the day the massacre began, February 28 (2/28/47). Taiwan, after 50 ... groups/KMT political oppositions.[3] Contents [hide] 1 Background 2 Incident 3 Arrests and imprisonment 3.1 Lin Yi-hsiung 3.2 Major groups 3.3 Others 4 Legacy 5 References ...

... turned into a series of political protests that led to public trials and arrests. It is considered a turning point for pro- democracy groups/KMT political oppositions.[3] Contents [hide] 1 Background 2 Incident 3 Arrests and imprisonment 3.1 Lin Yi-hsiung 3.2 Major groups 3.3 Others 4 Legacy 5 References 6 See also [edit] Background In the summer of 1979 a slight thaw had set in, during which two opposition magazines were ...

... muscle spasms and rigidity. Two of the 53 deportees received Ativan alone. One person's medications were not specified. Haldol gained notoriety in the Soviet Union, where it was often given to political dissidents imprisoned in psychiatric hospitals. "In the history of oppression, using haloperidol is kind of like detaining people in Abu Ghraib," the infamous prison in Iraq, said Nigel Rodley, who teaches international human rights law ...

..., pinching, twisting and kicking the women. Thus unfolded the 'Night of Terror' on Nov. 15, 1917, when the warden at the Occoquan Workhouse in Virginia ordered his guards to teach a lesson to the suffragists imprisoned there because they dared to picket Woodrow Wilson's White House for the right to vote. For weeks, the women's only water came from an open pail. Their food--all of it colorless slop--was ...