Sentences with INCARCERATE

"The judge decided to incarcerate the defendant for ten years."

"He was wrongfully incarcerated for a crime he didn't commit."

"The new law allows authorities to incarcerate suspected terrorists without trial."

"The prison population has increased, leading to a need to incarcerate more inmates."

"The government has the power to incarcerate individuals who pose a threat to society."

"The prisoner pleaded with the judge not to incarcerate him, promising to change his ways."

"The criminal was finally brought to justice and incarcerated for his heinous crimes."

"The prison system struggles to cope with the high number of people incarcerated for drug offenses."

"The court has the authority to incarcerate individuals found in contempt."

"The documentary sheds light on the harsh conditions faced by incarcerated individuals."

"The government is under pressure to reform the system and reduce the number of people incarcerated."

"The judge ordered the defendant to be incarcerated until the trial begins."

"Studies have shown that education programs in prisons can reduce rates of recidivism among the incarcerated."

"The court decided to incarcerate the suspect pending further investigation."