The likely context is "imprisoned without trial" or "imprisoned for things you did not do." Under the US Constitution, this could refer to the concept of "habeas corpus" (proof of a crime) and one's right to a fair and speedy trial, to legal representation, and to a trial by a jury of one's peers. There do still exist a number of situations, especially concerning terrorism, where individuals may find themselves detained without benefit of counsel or trial.
Spiritually imprisoned is not a term used in Catholic theology.
imprisoned
No, it means imprisoned.
"Incarcerated" means to be confined or imprisoned in a jail or prison.
To be confined, locked up, imprisoned.
Imprisoned (I think) means to be stuck somewhere, like: They were imprisoned in a big cage. A companion is someone who keeps you company. Companions would be then one person who keeps you company.
The writ of habeas corpus
it means "imprisoned" or "in prison" or "in jail".
Do you mean dungeon??The king imprisoned him in the castle dungeon
Prisoner
They were fined and imprisoned.
The right to a speedy trial, which is guaranteed under the 6th Amendment.