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Retrieved 10
October 2011. Hauch,
Valerie (20 July 2017). "Toronto
woman was
jailed for
living with her
boyfriend in 1939". The
Toronto Star.
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- Look up
jail in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
jail is a prison.
Jail may also
refer to:
Chroot jail, the
result of a
chroot FreeBSD jail, a system-level...
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Street Journal ranked Jailed for
Freedom number one on her list of the five best
books on the
fight for women's suffrage.
Jailed for
Freedom is extensively...
- of probation, one year of
which had to be
served in
jail.
Since he had been
awaiting trial in
jail, he
already served six
months and, therefore, was released...
- action, but an
additional 17,000 died of typhus. In
historical times,[when?] "
jail fever" or "gaol fever" was
common in
English prisons, and is
believed by...
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Black jails (Chinese: 黑監獄; pinyin: hēijiānyù) are a
network of
extralegal detention centers established by
government security forces and
private security...
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Tihar Prisons, po****rly
known as
Tihar Jail, are a
prison complex in
India and are one of the
largest complexes of
prisons in India.
There are 9 functional...
- "Real
killer jailed in case of
Cardiff 3:
Legal history is made as man
pleads guilty to
murder of
prostitute for
which three others were
jailed". The Guardian...
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warden is the most
common title for an
official in
charge of a
prison or
jail. In some U.S.
states including New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, M****achusetts...
- Old
Jail may
refer to: In the
United States (ordered by
state and then city) Old
Jail (Gordo, Alabama),
listed on the
National Register of
Historic Places...
