remand prisoner

In the case of remand prisoners there is often no opportunity to work, even if they wish to do so.

For remand prisoners in particular, whose numbers increased sharply during the year, conditions were particularly poor.

Another problem is that remand prisoners are not held apart from those who have been convicted and sentenced.

In addition, more remand prisoners were held in police or court cells.

We all want a speedier process and therefore fewer remand prisoners.

This should be an opportunity to create an environment for remand prisoners which recognises their special needs.

There are almost twice as many remand prisoners as the prison is used to.

Remand prisoners are allowed to wear their own clothes.

It's still not clear how the man set fire to himself, but as a remand prisoner he was allowed cigarettes and matches in his cell.

There are tonight 110 remand prisoners at Gloucester prison.

The prison's main use is for remand prisoners and, on the male side, those serving relatively short (up to 18 months) sentences.

Remanded prisoners in the UK may wear their own clothing.

The problem of remand prisoners, is particularly acute.

Tonight, a remand prisoner sets fire to himself.

The British Government is eager to try out new methods for dealing with remand prisoners.

Keeping remand prisoners in police stations is another matter and is reprehensible.

The situation has prompted the prison governor to take the unusual step of refusing to accept any more remand prisoners.

However, despite several attempts to close the facility, it remains open primarily to deal with the large number of remand prisoners awaiting trial.

Remand prisoners are normally held in closed prisons.

In addition the prison holds Category A remand prisoners awaiting trial.

This block then had various uses such as for remand prisoners or for those with infectious diseases.

Trained negotiators pursuaded a remand prisoner to release the man.

The prison accommodates medium and low security male sentenced and remand prisoners.

It's not yet known if any inmates have been killed apart from the remand prisoner Derek White who died yesterday in hospital.

Remand prisoners at a top security jail used a thin mobile phone to make threatening calls to court witnesses it was revealed yesterday.