Straffuldbyrdelsesloven by Vagn Greve

“…At the same time, Parliament abolished the special sanction of lenient imprisonment, made new rules for traffic fines, and introduced specific time limits on the use of treatment sanctions for mentally deviant persons in closed institutions.…”
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Tasks of the National Police of Ukraine as a subject of implementation of the preventive function of the state by I. V. Ishchenko

“…It is emphasized that the main tasks of the Department of Preventive Activities of the National Police of Ukraine are to organize and ensure within the competence of the National Police of Ukraine the functions of Ukrainian legislation to maintain public safety and order, protect human rights and freedoms, and individual preventive work aimed at preventing the commission of administrative and criminal offenses, preventing and combating domestic violence, escorting persons detained on suspicion of committing a criminal offense, taken into custody, accused, sentenced to arrest or imprisonment, and for a term of imprisonment in the courtroom. …”
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Viva Madiba, Viva ! by Myriam Houssay-Holzschuch

“…It retraces his formative years, his entry into politics and activism, his imprisonment by the apartheid regime, his triumphant liberation and his election as the first democratically elected president of South Africa. …”
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Faire la loi à l’Assemblée nationale constituante tunisienne. Recomposition et formation d’un nouveau personnel parlementaire tunisien by Déborah Perez

“…These resources paradoxically based on imprisonment or exile, provided the MPs with alternative legitimacy but also with a specific praxis within the parliament: work habits, group cohesiveness, and capacity to forge alliances.…”
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Communauté de prisonniers, prisonniers de la communauté : négocier le pouvoir dans les prisons parisiennes du XVIIIe siècle by Sophie Abdela

“…Thus unified, the prisoners no longer limited themselves to enduring their imprisonment: they dared to claim and challenge as one entity. …”
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On a method of legal knowledge base situational analysis by Laima Paliulionienė

“…One of the consistency types is the consistency of quantitative values, for example, criminal and administrative sanctions (penalty size, duration of imprisonment, etc.), fees, grants, and pensions. This paper presents a method for the analysis of quantitative results of possible situations in order to detect inconsistencies in the results. …”
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De l’enfermement à l’élimination. Quelques expériences de la prison toulousaine et leurs conséquences pénales (fin xviie-xviiie siècles) by Laura Garet

“…However, those sentenced to death or life imprisonment were held in the prisons of the lower courts and then in those of the Parliament of Toulouse, which was responsible for deciding on the punishment. …”
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Une revenance dans l’écriture poétique : les disparus et Vittorio Sereni by Yannick Gouchan

“…His work is marked by an existential injury due to his imprisonment during the Second World War making it impossible for him to take part in History in that period. …”
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“Millions of false eyes / Are stuck upon thee.” The scope of surveillance in Measure for Measure by Sébastien Lefait

“…To this effect, I first relate the surveillance practices of Shakespeare’s time to some of the play’s prevalent thematic pairs: imprisonment and punishment, authority and the prerogatives of the ruler, divine rule and secular law. …”
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Dobre praktyki w zakresie ochrony dziecka w procesie resocjalizacji i readaptacji społecznej jego skazanych rodziców by Anna Dąbrowska, Justyna Kusztal

“…The aim of the paper is to describe good practices in area of child’s protection according to the principle of child’s wellbeing in a crisis situation, more specifically – imprisonment of one of the parents. The paper presents assumptions and effects of an innovative social project implemented in cooperation with Puppet and Actor Theatre and Detention Center in Kielce (2015–2019). …”
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L’univers des anciens prisonniers politiques en Syrie by Yassin al-Haj Saleh

“…This article proposes to address that gap by analyzing the factors that weigh on post-prison life, including: the conditions for and the duration of imprisonment, the social and emotional environment encountered upon release, the re-establishment of social networks, the employability of ex-prisoners and available means of subsistence – so many elements necessary for successful reintegration. …”
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All Roads Lead to Rome?: Decadence, Paganism, Catholicism and the Later Life of Oscar Wilde by Shushma Malik

“…In his travels through France and Italy between 1897 and 1900, Wilde labels the behaviour that led to his imprisonment as belonging to his decadent ‘pagan days’ and ‘Neronian hours’. …”
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De Paris à Padoue, le grand tour d’un universitaire proscrit par Louis XIV : Charles Patin, médecin, numismate (1633-1693) by Patrick Ferté

“…Famous Guy Patin’s son, Charles Patin is a physician and precursor numismatist, whose academic career at Paris was early crushed by Louis XIV, because of free-thinking and forbidden books traffic. Escaped before imprisonment (1667), he saw his destiny started up again at the end of a Grand Tour throw the Republic of Letters, about which he kept a precious diary. …”
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Les images d’enfermement dans John Marchmont’s Legacy de Mary Elizabeth Braddon by Marion Charret-Del Bove

“…I am principally interested here in presenting the frequently used images of imprisonment, physical as well as social. Indeed this text allows Miss Braddon to throw light on the position of middle-class Victorian women in a patriarchal and particularly oppressive world. …”
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Vivre sous la menace du bâton de maréchal : expériences carcérales et enfermements pour affaires d’honneur en France au xviiie siècle by Romain Benoit-Lévy

“…Its archives give an account of the great diversity of constraints by body available to it and therefore of the experiences of both its defendants and its agents. Imprisonment obliges defendants and then convicts to create new social relationships: with the prisoners, from whom they are all the more distant because they are privileged, and with the prison staff, who are sometimes allies and sometimes enemies. …”
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Living out nonconformity: Restoration ministers and their diaries by Colin HARRIS

“…The act stipulated the deprivation of those who refused and three months imprisonment for those who continued to preach. Unable to comply, some changed profession and others took the risk of gathering separate churches. …”
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Sweden Against Apartheid: A Historical Overview by Anna-Mart van Wyk

“…Such was the relationship between the African National Congress (ANC) and Sweden, that the latter became the first country outside of Africa to be visited by Nelson Mandela in 1990, after his release from decades of imprisonment. The aim of this contribution is therefore to provide a brief synopsis of the rich history of Sweden’s solidarity with the South African liberation struggle and the role played by the Swedish youth, the Swedish antiapartheid movement, civil society, trade unions, and Olof Palme, former Swedish prime minister, who was one of the most committed allies of the liberation movements. …”
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Postyczniowa rzeczywistość małych miast. Studium na przykładzie Jędrzejowa, Małogoszcza i Wodzisławia by Krzysztof Ślusarek

“…The urban population has been affected by a wave of Russian repressions, including arrests and imprisonment. Part of the costs of suppressing the uprising was passed onto the townspeople (procuring food for the soldiers housed in the houses and financing the military police). …”
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When “Things Fall Apart”: Thinking Through Absurdity with Arendt and Aseyev by Cana Beverage

“…In this essay, I argue that Aseyev’s reflections on Russian occupation, imprisonment, and torture demonstrate both the special value of Arendt’s “thinking” for those enduring war and violence and reveal a pre-moral-political capacity of “thinking” latent but never explicit in Arendt’s work: the power to cope with the absurd qua absurd.…”
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Être expulsé ou interné à Djelfa aux siècles derniers (1893 ; 1942) by Danièle Iancu-Agou

“…Professor Simon Schwarzfuchs introduced me, a long time ago, to a testimony, translated by himself from yiddish, of Benjamin Lubelski, ancient prisoner in the camp of Djelfa (1942); another friend, Hugues-Jean of Dianoux, archivist-paleographer and retired diplomat, told me about the sad episode that occurred at the end of the XIXth century (1893), the imprisonment of a Khmer in Djelfa, the son of a Cambodian monarch ! …”
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