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incarcerate verb cast into prison, commit to prison, confine, constrain, hold in captivity, hold in custody, immune, imprison, institutionalize, intern, jail, lock in, lock up, place in confinement, put behind bars, put under lock and key, put under restraint, remand, restrain, restrict, send to prison, shut in, take into custody, throw in the brig
Associated concepts: incarcerate an inmate, penal reform, prison conditions, prisoners' rights

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Absentee Voting arrest Arrest for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and hit and run arrested Augustus, John capital punishment captive capture commit commitment con confine contain Criminal Procedure Depression, assault with a deadly weapon and hit and run. detain detainer Discretion in Decision Making Dix, Dorothea Lynde			[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Incarcerations go up, even with less criminals being arrested, because of initiatives of the 1980s and 1990s that established sentencing guidelines, mandatory minimums, truth-in-sentencing, tougher drug laws and three-strikes laws. Rethinking the reentry process: the human resource recovery system by Allison, Tom L.; Clarke, Harold W. / Corrections Today Though Texas last year gained the undesirable distinction of being top of the incarcerations league in terms of numbers, with about 172,000 inmates, California remains the biggest spender, with total costs rising to $9bn. US prisons hit new high: 1 in 100 adults jailed by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk 18) The War on Drugs became its own prisoner-generating machine, producing incarcerations rates that "defy gravity and continue to grow even as crime rates are dropping. The social and moral cost of mass incarceration in African American ... by Roberts, Dorothy E. / Stanford Law Review			incapable of discharging liabilities incapable of error incapable of existing incapable of feeling incapable of happening incapable of knowing right from wrong incapable of managing one’s own affairs incapable of perceiving incapable of revocation incapable of speech incapable of success incapable of utterance incapacious incapacitate incapacitated incapacitating incapacitation incapacity incapacity to endure incarcerate incarcerated incarcerated person incarcerating incarceration incarceration facility incarcerations incarnate incarnation incase incaution incautious incautiousness incautus incendiarism incendiarize incendiary incendium incense incensurable incentive incentor incept inception inceptive inceptum Incerta pro nullius habentur Incerta quantitas vitiat acium incertitude incertus incessant incessere			incapsidation Incapsulate Incapsulation incarbonization incarcerate incarcerate incarcerate incarcerate incarcerate incarcerate in incarcerated incarcerated incarcerated incarcerated incarcerated hernia incarcerated hernia incarcerated hernia Incarcerated Mentally Ill Task Force Incarcerated Peoples Cultural Heritage Aboriginal Corporation incarcerated person incarcerates incarcerates incarcerates incarcerating incarcerating incarcerating incarceration incarceration incarceration incarceration facility incarcerations incarcerator incarcerator incarcerator incarcerators incarcerators incarcerators incardia valve system incardinate Incardination INCARE Incarn incarnadine incarnadined incarnadines incarnadining incarnate incarnate incarnate Incarnate Word Academy Incarnate Word and Blessed Sacrament Incarnate Word Health Services Incarnate Word High School Incarnate Word University incarnated incarnated incarnated incarnates incarnates incarnates incarnating

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incarcerate (redirected from incarcerations)

incarcerate
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