- When
Indigenous peoples challenged these laws, they were
imprisoned. In
English law,
imprisonment is the
restraint of a person's liberty. The 17th century...
-
There are five
known cases of
Wikipedia editors being imprisoned for
contributing to the free-content
online encyclopedia. Mark
Bernstein (Марк Израйлевич...
- held to be a
false imprisonment even
though the
claimant did not know they were
being imprisoned. Can the tort of
false imprisonment be
committed by omission...
-
people per 100,000 (1 out of 2,000)
residents imprisoned for life. In
several countries, life
imprisonment has been
effectively abolished. Many of the countries...
- ten. "
IMPRISONED:
Special Benefit Screening".
Puerto Ricans In Action.
Retrieved September 19, 2020. Saveliev, Alex (14
September 2019). "
Imprisoned". Film...
- by law. The
following is a list of
individuals that have
either been
imprisoned for spying, or
individuals that have been
arrested in
connection to their...
- This list
represents a
sample of
American people imprisoned abroad by
state and non-state actors, past and present. This list
includes both
citizens of...
- This is a list of
heads of
government who were
later imprisoned.
There have been
several individuals throughout history who
served as head of
state or...
- a 2013 study, one of
every 2,000
prison inhabitants of the U.S. were
imprisoned for life as of 2012[update].
American case law and
penology literature...
-
Internment is the
imprisonment of people,
commonly in
large groups,
without charges or
intent to file charges. The term is
especially used for the confinement...
