Übersetzung für 'prison labor' von Englisch nach Deutsch

prison labor [Am.]

Gefangenenarbeit {f}

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prison

Gefängnis {n}

Knast {m} [ugs.]

Justizvollzugsanstalt {f} <JVA>admin.law

Gefangenenhaus {n} [österr.]

Strafanstalt {f}

Strafgefängnis {n}hist.

Kittchen {n} [ugs.] [Gefängnis]

Häfen {m} [österr.] [ugs.]

Kerker {m} [veraltet]

Justizanstalt {f} [österr.]

Werbung

prison camp

Straflager {n}

prison cemetery

Gefängnisfriedhof {m}

campus prison

Karzer {m} [Arrestzelle in Universitäten]hist.

prison chaplain

Gefängniskaplan {m}jobsrelig.

Gefängnispfarrer {m}jobsrelig.

Gefängnisgeistlicher {m}jobsrelig.

prison cell

Gefängniszelle {f}

prison authorities {pl}

Gefängnisaufsicht {f}

prison psychiatrist

Gefängnispsychiater {m}jobspsych.

prison minister

Gefängnispfarrer {m}relig.

• As head of the MVD, Kruglov played a key role in supplying the Gulag prison labor for the Soviet nuclear program headed by Beria.
• ... English), who instituted a system of prison labor.
• Sweatshops conditions resemble prison labor in many cases, especially from a commonly found Western perspective.
• In 1947, the Gulag Angara prison labor camp was constructed near Bratsk, with capacity for up to 44,000 prisoners for projects such as the construction of the railway from Tayshet to Ust-Kut via Bratsk (now the western section of the Baikal-Amur Mainline).
• and firmly rejected the suggestion to again use prison labor.

• Contemporary Black commentators have argued that the current disproportionate incarceration of African Americans, with a concomitant rise in prison labor, is comparable (perhaps unfavorably) with the historical Black Codes.
• This would boost prison wages and revitalize prison industries away from the money-losing state industries approach that now limits prison labor and industries.
• He addressed a national convention of governors in New Jersey in 1911, on the topic of prison labor.
• In 1963, Norton begins exploiting prison labor for public works, profiting by undercutting skilled labor costs and receiving bribes.
• While the prison labor was still important, it mainly consisted of common criminals.

• Mzuzu Stadium (15000 capacity) is the city's sole stadium built around 1970 using prison labor.
• His underground prison was known as the "chamber of truth", and most of Paraguay's manufactures were made with prison labor.
• The error was first discovered in the Department of Corrections newsletter, printed by prison labor, and so it was first suspected to be a prank by the inmates.
• He attacked Fifer's use of prison labor for state projects, and attacked his school reform record.
• The state continued to have prison labor be hired to contractors, manufacturers, and planters until 1913.

• Several jurisdictions in the United States have re-introduced prison labor. In 1995 Sheriff Joe Arpaio reintroduced chain gangs in Arizona.
• Advocates of prison labor argue that rehabilitation is promoted through discipline, a strong work ethic, and providing inmates with valuable skills to be used upon release.
• The road was built in part using state prison labor.