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imprison sentence examples

  • Imprison a debtor.
  • Imprisoned for non-payment of council tax.
  • How does that compare with someone wrongfully imprisoned for 11 years?
  • Imprisoned in the infamous dungeons of lancaster castle.
  • Imprisoned journalist has lived in britain for 16 years and has a british wife and two british children.
  • Imprisoned for the most serious offenses.
  • There he freed captives unjustly imprisoned, saved sailors in stormy seas, redeemed young girls who were bound for child prostitution.
  • Imprisoned in seven jails and condemned to death, tho released just before the liberation of paris.
  • Imprison offenders.
  • Imprisoned for murder.
  • And i gather o­ne man ' falsely imprisoned monitors in a public car park ' ?
  • Imprisoned in cages.
  • Currently there are 11 suspects imprisoned under this provision.
  • Imprisoned for debt six years earlier.
  • Such challenges sometimes, tho rarely, bring relief to people who have been badly treated or wrongly imprisoned.
  • Imprisoned in the same camp, coming to visit.
  • This support is extended to animal rights activists imprisoned for their actions on a demo or hunt sab.
  • Imprisoned indefinitely.
  • Imprisoned in the castle for 2 years.
  • Imprisoned fathers may be able to pay but refuse to do so because of grievances.

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