-
without such authority. In the
latter case it is
considered "false
imprisonment".
Imprisonment does not
necessarily imply a
place of
confinement with bolts...
- Life
imprisonment is any
sentence of
imprisonment under which the
convicted individual is to
remain incarcerated for the rest of
their natural life (or...
-
False imprisonment or
unlawful imprisonment occurs when a
person intentionally restricts another person's
movement within any area
without legal authority...
- In the
United States, life
imprisonment is the most
severe punishment provided by law in
states with no
valid capital punishment statute, and second-most...
-
Indefinite imprisonment or
indeterminate imprisonment is the
imposition of a
sentence of
imprisonment with no
definite period of time set
during sentencing...
- life
imprisonment. The
Criminal Justice Act 2003
introduced new
mandatory life
sentences and
created a new kind of life sentence,
called "
imprisonment for...
- of the
death penalty in the
Netherlands in 1870, life
imprisonment specifically means imprisonment lasting for the rest of the
convicted person's life without...
- This is a list of
notable long-term
false imprisonment cases. Alba
Nidia Álvarez, Mariquita, Colombia, 25 years,
discovered in
March 2009. "Anna", Perryopolis...
- Life
imprisonment (Irish: príosúnacht bheatha) in
Ireland may last for the
natural life of the convict.
While life
imprisonment is the most
severe penalty...
- In Finland, life
imprisonment is the
maximum criminal penalty. In
actual practice, life
imprisonment rarely lasts for the
remainder of a convict's life;...
