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What is prison chief called?
The prison chief is typically referred to as the warden. They are responsible for overseeing the operations and management of the prison, including staff supervision, inmate welfare, and security.
What is the name of a prison knife?
A prison knife may also be referred to as a shank or a homemade weapon crafted by inmates from available materials in prison.
What is another word for going to jail?
Being incarcerated or imprisoned.
Is there another word besides hulk for ship's prison?
Yes, another word for a ship's prison is "brig." It is a nautical term commonly used to refer to the place on a ship where prisoners or troublemakers are confined.
Is it possible to find inmates in prison with only their first and last name?
No, it is not possible to find inmates in prison with only their first and last name. Inmate searches typically require additional information such as date of birth or identification number to accurately locate a specific individual within the prison system.
What is another name for chief generalship in Japan?
Shogunate is another name for chief generalship in Japan.
Another name for prison terms?
"Prison sentence" is one alternative
What is another name for a President?
There are many; however most are variations on "Commander in Chief".
What is the name of former army chief who was released from prison in 20th may2012?
Sarath Fonseka.
Another name for prison warden?
Turnkey
What is another name for boss?
chief,supervisor
What is another name for an American Indian chief?
sagomare
What is another name for the commander in chief?
In the US the president is the commander-in-chief of all military forces.
What is a prison chief called?
Governor
What is prison chief called?
The prison chief is typically referred to as the warden. They are responsible for overseeing the operations and management of the prison, including staff supervision, inmate welfare, and security.
What card game is another name for prison van?
blac maria
What is another name for the epistles?
prison letters, or the letters of Saint Paul
