You walk in the bullpen.

Dog block. Solitary again, hm?

Ten days in solitary haven't taught you a thing.

Joe. After solitary, even this will taste good.

Collins comes back from solitary to cell R17.

They throwed me in solitary confinement, and she said Be nice.

Beinginsolitary is like being on rails.

The Penal Code defines solitary confinement as a measure used for the disciplining of prisoners.

The European Commission had decided to cooperate more closely on issues of unilateral conduct.

That's how I ended up in solitary, because I let my feelings be known.

Majid and Hussein began their hunger strikes on May 23 from solitary confinement.

As a subsequent visit, he told his parents that he was still in solitary confinement but no longer bound.

After spending 102 days in detention, she was released on 23 September 2009 on 200,000 bail. She spent 33 days of her detention in solitary confinement.

He allegedly told his mother that after the January visit further electric shocks had been applied, and that for the last 10 days he had been held in solitary confinement.

Paragraph 7 (d) of the concluding observations recommending that Yemen Take all appropriate measures to abolish de facto incommunicado detention

The Code authorizes prison governors to discipline any prisoner who breaches prison rules and regulations that were issued in accordance with the Code and its implementing regulation. Disciplinary measures include solitary confinement for a period of up to two weeks (article 34 of the Prisons Act).

As he waits for his sentence to be reviewed or carried out, Ali's living hell is as real as the grievances of a lot of our countrymen, and beyond the deafening silence he experiences in his solitary confinement, there is a more blatant silence on the outside.

In the 1995 film adaptation Murder in the First, millions learned the story of Henri Young, who after three years of dehumanizing mistreatment and solitary confinement in California's notorious Alcatraz prison, decided to take another person's life.

The Government of the Republic of Yemen, out of a desire to protect prisoners' rights, including against illegal incommunicado detention, promulgated Decree No. 91 of 1995, providing for the establishment of a central prosecutor's office for prisons in every governorate, to carry out the tasks and functions required of it by law.