a person who is held in jail or prison as punishment for a crime, or while awaiting trial or sentencing
someone who is believed to be guilty of an offence
a prison program for young offenders with strict discipline and training
a very small enclosed space in which a prisoner is kept
a state in which a person is kept in jail or prison, particularly while waiting to be tried
the condition of being held in a confined space or location, often for a temporary period
to serve a prison sentence, typically as a punishment for a crime or offense
a temporary release of a convict from prison
a person whose job is to protect and look after a person or place
designed to provide very strong protection against escape, theft, or attack
the act of placing someone in prison or jail as a lawful penalty
the act of putting or keeping someone in captivity
a person who is held in a prison or correctional facility
a place where criminals are put into by law as a form of punishment for their crimes
a prison where inmates have more freedom and fewer restrictions than in regular prisons
a person imprisoned for their beliefs, opinions, or identity, without using violence
someone who is captured by the enemy during a war
an institution designed to reform or rehabilitate young offenders rather than simply punish them
to spend a period of time being locked up in prison
the official in charge of a prison or correctional facility, responsible for overseeing the administration, security, and well-being of inmates
a program that allows prisoners to work outside the prison while serving their sentence
unpaid work done either as a form of punishment by a criminal or as a voluntary service by a citizen
to give a severe punishment to someone who has committed a major crime
the physical punishment of people, especially of children or convicts
relating to the enforcement of rules or the correction of behavior
to impose a punishment on someone for a wrongdoing or violation
a punishment given for breaking a rule, law, or legal agreement
to cause someone suffering for breaking the law or having done something they should not have
the act of making someone suffer because they have done something illegal or wrong
correction imposed as repayment for wrongdoing
