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What was the court order that directs a person holding a prisoner to be brought before a judge to determine the lawfulness of the imprisonment?
Habeas Corpus
In Night by Elie Wiesel at the last of his imprisonment what did Elie and the other prisoners have to eat in order to survive?
A ration of soup and bread
What actions taken by Albert B Fall led to his conviction and imprisonment?
he was a imprisonment
What is the maximum imprisonment for a warrant prisoner?
The maximum imprisonment for a warrant prisoner is life in prison. This type of imprisonment varies greatly depending on the type of warrant issued.
How many people are given Life imprisonment?
There are about 127,677 numbers of people who are in life imprisonment
What is rigorous imprisonment and how it differ from simple imprisonment?
Rigorous imprisonment refers to a stricter form of incarceration where the prisoner must perform hard labor or endure harsher conditions as part of their sentence. This differs from simple imprisonment, where the prisoner serves their time without the additional requirement of hard labor or harsh conditions. Rigorous imprisonment is often reserved for more serious offenses.
What are the for and against of imprisonment for nonviolent offences?
There are a few things that are for and against imprisonment. There are many prisoners in America.
What events led to the imprisonment of alfred Stevens?
t events led to the imprisonment of alfred stevens
What does dantes find out from the prison records who signed the order for his imprisonment what do you think he will do now in the count of monte cristo?
Dantès discovers that Villefort signed the order for his imprisonment. In "The Count of Monte Cristo," it is likely that Dantès will seek revenge against those who wronged him, including Villefort, as he embarks on his journey as the Count of Monte Cristo to bring about justice and reclaim his lost life.
Is permanent imprisonment better than the death penalty?
Is permanent imprisonment cheaper than the death penalty?
What Kind of kidnapping that involves the victim being held in order to facilitate a robbery?
In Canada, this would be forcible confinement, liable to 10 years of imprisonment. (section 279(2) Canadian criminal code). Armed robbery is liable to imprisonment for life (section 344 Canadian Criminal code)
What is a synonym for captivity?
imprisonment
