Translations for incarceration in the English»Spanish Dictionary

incarceration [Am ɪnˌkɑrsəˈreɪʃ(ə)n, Brit ɪnˌkɑːsəˈreɪʃ(ə)n] N

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incarceration

encarcelación f

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Incarceration does not only affect the direct individuals, but can affect the lives of those associated with them. en.wikipedia.org

Others, however, think that the reasons for his incarceration were moral rather than political. en.wikipedia.org

Investigations show that incarceration and education are closely associated. en.wikipedia.org

The buildings later being used as barracks, and for storage and incarceration facilities. en.wikipedia.org

She had been very active in discussing the plight of her son during his previous incarceration. en.wikipedia.org

Police detectives interview her, pressing her for her account of the events that lead to her incarceration. en.wikipedia.org

However, the term of incarceration might be reduced from the original potential sentence for the alleged crime(s). en.wikipedia.org

Certainly the interest in being released from incarceration is of sufficient magnitude to have some bearing on the process due. en.wikipedia.org

The possibilities of addiction, pregnancy, incarceration, and other negative outcomes are some potentially negative effects of participation in youth culture. en.wikipedia.org

The organisers were sentenced to significant terms of incarceration. en.wikipedia.org

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