We're seeing more flexible lockups structures in traditional listings and a company could theoretically IPO without any lockups (if it could get underwriter approval).
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Many lockups essentially serve as recruiting centers for drug gangs.
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But these privately run, unlicensed lockups are no place for children.
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I only noticed a couple of lockups and app crashes during testing.
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At the same time, there were growing concerns about the for-profit lockups.
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The warrants for runaways are often executed like traditional arrest warrants, with handcuffs and lockups.
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The Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) announced the changes to its data "lockups" last month.
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And employees, who are subject to often six-month lockups that keep them from selling their shares.
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Suboxone is already commonly smuggled into lockups, whether to get inmates high or help them avoid withdrawal.
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I'd spent more than a year away in similar programs and lockups, but nothing quite like this.
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The Federal Bureau of Prisons' 22017-year relationship with privately run lockups hinges on the housing of immigrants.
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STATISTICS CANADA SAYS IT IS SUSPENDING ALL MEDIA LOCKUPS FOR DATA RELEASES UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, CITES CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK
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He got caught, and after, as is typical in most lockups, he was allowed to call his family.
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Top-heavy lockups led to fragmentation, and much of today's gunplay is interpersonal — young men who know each other.
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Many activist hedge funds have only one-year lockups, and the money that has flooded into them could reverse.
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At regular federal lockups, these types of men are in danger of being beaten, stabbed, or strangled to death.
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Charles Dickens's father was jailed for unpaid debts in Marshalsea Prison, one of many notorious lockups in the area.
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It did, however, allow journalists to work at DOL computers whose online access was shut down during the lockups.
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Belgium's federal prosecutor's office said no weapons or explosives were found during the searches, which also involved 152 garage lockups.
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At some Brazilian lockups, for example, heavily outnumbered guards patrol the perimeter and allow gang bosses to impose order within.
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The Aryan Brotherhood originated in San Quentin State Prison in California around 1964 and metastasized to lockups around the country.
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If these lockups expire when the stock market remains sharply down, the strong flow of money into this strategy will reverse.
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A Reuters Special reports investigates how Trump's catch and detain policy can split families when parents are put in extended lockups.
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Earlier reports indicate Saudi prosecutors are negotiating with the Ritz lockups for as much as 70 percent of all their wealth.
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In an announcement Thursday, the department said it no longer will allow computers in the lockups it hosts for credentialed press.
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There's also been discussion of how direct listings enabled both Spotify and Slack to (mostly) eliminate lockups, but that's correlation without causation.
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There is no elevator in the building and the five cells or lockups in the basement have neither running water nor toilets.
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The first question in this bout is how much Edgar can mitigate the guillotine, anaconda choke, and rice bale rolls off said lockups.
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Public market valuations, certainly after a stock has traded for a material amount of time and lockups have come off, are much more rational.
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One night they played the Spirits of St. Louis, a pirate brigantine of a franchise with more malcontents per capita than many county lockups.
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In February, Moro unveiled his signature crime-fighting bill, which includes proposals to toughen prison sentences and isolate gang leaders in maximum-security lockups.
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Obama's Dubious Detention Centers" (editorial, July 18): You got it right when you wrote that "these privately run, unlicensed lockups are no place for children.
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Snap's employees are probably the worst off here, who are still waiting for lockups to expire as they watch the stock tick lower and lower.
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Perhaps as a result, the use of violence inside the lockups has declined, says Mark Anthony Johnson of Dignity and Power Now, a prisoner advocacy group.
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In February, Justice Minister Sergio Moro unveiled his signature crime-fighting bill, including proposals to toughen prison sentences and isolate gang leaders in maximum-security lockups.
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I have been to some of the largest private persons which are repugnant to me that people are profiting off incarceration and they are immigration lockups.
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WeWork tried breathing new life into its IPO this morning with a new filing disclosing significant changes to voting structure, lockups, profit-sharing, and succession-planning.
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The senators cited a December 2017 report from the U.S. Office of the Inspector General documenting problems at lockups contracted by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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Print and digital outlets are allowed to file stories precisely at 8:30, while broadcast networks have their own lockups after which they can report the news.
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But the public needs to realize that for every child held in one of those abhorrent lockups there are thousands more incarcerated in an invisible prison of fear.
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Cantor Fitzgerald is upgrading Snap (SNAP) to overweight from neutral, while maintaining a $15 per share price target, saying the bulk of the IPO lockups have now expired.
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Much of the impetus has come from the state's Department of Corrections, which a decade ago began transitioning its prisons away from pure lockups to providing drug treatment.
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Meanwhile, law enforcement agencies are looking for ways to mitigate the risk in crowded lockups that have often been susceptible to contagions because of inmates' proximity to one another.
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Later, once they arrived at Guantánamo Bay and were placed in the base's most clandestine of lockups, called Camp 7, they were kept in isolation most of the day.
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Belgian police searched 40 houses and 152 garage lockups between Friday night and Saturday, arresting 12 people following reports of possible attacks targeting soccer fans watching the matches in Brussels.
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Related: Police Say They Arrested Four People Plotting New Terror Attacks in Belgium No weapons or explosives had been found during the overnight searches, which also involved 152 garage lockups.
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U.S. coal shipment could be caught in crossfire as trade dispute escalates and Reuters investigates how Trump's catch and detain policy can split families when parents are put in extended lockups.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement doesn&apost own most of those facilities, instead contracting with companies whose for-profit lockups hold two-thirds of immigrant detainees; others are held in local jails.
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Whether private prison contracts should be canceled or simply not renewed, or whether Homeland Security should contract with state or county lockups, or run its own, will need to be answered.
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The decision comes as inmate advocates across the country have been pushing for the release of inmates in federal, state, and local lockups, arguing jails are "powder kegs" in the pandemic.
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Its shares are down significantly from their high on weaker-than-expected second quarter earnings, big insider selling lockups, increasing competition from Facebook and big-name hedge funds dumping the stock.
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The stock has fallen significantly from its high on weaker-than-expected second-quarter earnings, big insider selling lockups, increasing competition from Facebook and big-name hedge funds dumping the stock.
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" Lawyers representing Reuters, Associated Press, Bloomberg, Dow Jones & Co and Market News wrote to Beach in early February requesting that the agency abandon its plan to remove electronic equipment from its "lockups.
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Media organizations, including Bloomberg and Reuters News, send reporters to data "lockups" to prepared stories in advance of release, with the government controlling a communications switch to prevent an inadvertent early release.
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The Trump administration plans to restrict media access during "lockups," where reporters get advance time to prepare stories based on major reports with market data, including monthly jobs reports, Bloomberg reported Tuesday.
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Later in 2006, he was arrested by Salvadoran police for stealing an Uzi and found himself back in prison, but in conditions that he had never experienced in the worst US lockups.
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" Lawyers representing Reuters, Associated Press, Bloomberg, Dow Jones & Co and Market News wrote to Beach in early February requesting that the agency abandon its plan to remove electronic equipment from its "lockups.
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Records of on-the-job injuries suffered by prison workers aren&apost tracked by wardens of individual lockups and are instead kept in a central database, state prisons spokesman Jerry Higgins said Thursday.
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In a strategy detailed to Reuters for the first time, top security officials said they plan to isolate gang bosses, ramp up surveillance, build more lockups and deploy federal forces to beleaguered state prison systems.
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Lockups are meant to stabilize the early trading of a stock—by keeping insiders from selling at the first chance—but their expiration often brings additional selling pressure as the supply of available shares goes up.
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The judge has no doubt seen Stone shuffle in and out of his courtroom for years, absorbing decision after decision, and he recognizes this case is a big deal for a lawyer who trolls lockups for clients.
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Baca served as the top elected law enforcement official in Los Angeles for 15 years before retiring in January 2014 amid a federal investigation of inmate abuse and other wrongdoing, including cover-up attempts, at two downtown lockups.
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Mr. Trump was describing a world of lockups and surveillance and fugitive-hunting squads, a vast system of indiscriminate catch-and-punish that works as hard to catch hotel maids and landscapers as it does gang members and terrorists.
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Baca's plea makes him the 18th current or former member of the sheriff's department convicted of criminal charges that stem from a federal investigation of inmate abuse and other wrongdoing, including cover-up attempts, at two downtown Los Angeles lockups.
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Baca's plea made him the 18th current or former member of the sheriff's department convicted of criminal charges that stem from a federal investigation of inmate abuse and other wrongdoing, including cover-up attempts, at two downtown Los Angeles lockups.
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OTTAWA, May 19 (Reuters) - Canada's statistics agency said on Thursday it will end the 20-second delay that it had put in place on publishing economic data from media lockups, saying it was satisfied releases were hitting its website on time.
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And unlike other prison reality shows, which rarely leave the lockups and tend to focus on the most unsavory aspects of prison life, "Love After Lockup" is all about, well, love or what passes for it under extraordinary circumstances like these.
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The network shuttled scalpel blades into lockups and organized the sale of crack cocaine and suboxone strips, which are prescribed to treat opioid addiction but were sold for $100 each inside a maximum security prison in Pine City, N.Y., according to the indictments.
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"lockups"@ WASHINGTON, Feb 25 (Reuters) - The U.S. Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics said on Tuesday it was delaying by at least a week its requirement that news agencies remove computers from a room it provides for coverage of embargoed economic reports.
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Of course, penny-pinching and staff shortages are found at state-run lockups, too (especially in places like Louisiana), but there is another consideration when a profit-seeking middleman gets involved: What happens when setting a prisoner free is detrimental to a company's bottom line?
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LOS ANGELES, Oct 11 (Reuters) - California moved to end the use of private, for-profit lockups in America's largest state prison system as well as in federal immigration detention centers in the state under a measure signed into law on Friday by Governor Gavin Newsom.
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Silicon Valley has been on edge about the amount of wealth to be unleashed into its neighborhoods and startups in the busy 2019 IPO season, which — once lockups expire on stock sales — will turn thousands of early employees and early investors into real-life, not-just-on-paper millionaires.
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Otisville is also one of the closest federal lockups to New York City, making it attractive to non-Jewish convicts as well, including Dean Skelos, the former New York State Senate majority leader who reported to the camp this month to begin his four-year sentence on bribery and other charges.
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Energy and materials shares sank across Asia as shares dropped near 220 252/226M lows - Sydney lost 13bp as Commodities and banks struggled; Shanghai dropped 21bp as more lockups were eyeballed, and Nikkei lost nearly 22% as exporters like Kubota were whacked - it was the lightest turnover of the year in Tokyo.
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Even after being replaced with newer i7 systems, the lockups continued.
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Certain kinds of deadly embraces and other such lockups can be detected.
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PREA defines "prison" quite broadly, as "any federal, state, or local confinement facility, including local jails, police lockups, juvenile facilities, and state and federal prisons." Thus, short-term lockups, such as holding facilities, and local jails, regardless of size, are also subject to the provisions of PREA. Failure by local authorities and operators of such facilities to comply with the provisions of PREA results in a 5% reduction in federal funding to that agency for each year they fail to comply.
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Texas Tough: The Rise of America's Prison Empire. First Edition. Metropolitan Books, 2010. p. 314-315. . Robert Perkinson, author of Texas Tough: The Rise of America's Prison Empire, described Michael as "one of the meanest lockups" in Texas.
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The collection got mixed to negative reviews due to severe issues with both games, such as severe framerate problems, lockups and more. While the PlayStation 3 version was patched, the Xbox 360 patch was cancelled and Konami offered refunds to all Xbox 360 owners of the game.
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Chowchilla lockups are at more than double their capacity, provoking health concerns. Sacramento Bee, July 9, 2007. The population at VSPW "swelled by 8 percent"; furthermore, "the court-appointed overseer of prison medical care" stated that VSPW's medical system might "collapse entirely" due to the extra prisoners.
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Schultz, E.J. Female inmates: Jammed behind bars? Chowchilla lockups are at more than double their capacity, provoking health concerns. The Sacramento Bee, July 9, 2007. About 800 female CRC inmates were moved to California Institution for Women, Central California Women's Facility, and Valley State Prison for Women.
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The London and Greenwich Railway directors originally envisaged using the arches for low cost housing, but were soon dissuaded of the plan. The arches are extensively used for light engineering workshops, scrap dealers, and lockups. In recent years some of the arches have been used for fashionable restaurants and nightclubs.
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Usually employees and early investors want shorter lockups (so they can cash out sooner) while the underwriting banks want longer ones (to keep insiders from flooding the market and sinking the share price). The company is often somewhere in the middle—wanting to keep employees and investors happy but not wanting it to look like insiders don’t have faith in it.
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In many cases, lock-up provisions may impede “free competition”, and thereby restrict the market from acting naturally by preventing rival bids for the target company. Courts will approve lockups if they find that the lockup was used to encourage a bidder to make an offer and not as a device to end an auction or bidding process. Asset lock-ups, however, discourage other bidders, and are generally discouraged by the courts.
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Charles P. Smith, Questions and Answers Concerning Proposed Amendment on Removal of Juveniles From Adult Jails and Lockups, National Criminal Justice Reference Service (May 20, 1980). The "DMC" requirement was added in the JJDPA in the 1992 amendments to the Act,Disproportionate Minority Contact (DMC), Literature Review, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, U.S. Department of Justice (last updated November 2014). the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Reauthorization Act of 1992 (Pub. L. 93-415).
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Folsom State Prison, one of Manson's lockups In the 1980s, Manson gave four interviews to the mainstream media. The first, recorded at California Medical Facility and aired on June 13, 1981, was by Tom Snyder for NBC's The Tomorrow Show. The second, recorded at San Quentin State Prison and aired on March 7, 1986, was by Charlie Rose for CBS News Nightwatch, and it won the national news Emmy Award for Best Interview in 1987.Joynt, Carol.
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The building was the second gaol in Dubbo, replacing lockups built in 1847 and 1862. When closed, the Government of New South Wales planned its demolition and replacement with a multi-storey office block. Protests led by the then Dubbo City Council and local historical society led to the plans being dropped. In 1973 the building was transferred from the NSW Department for Corrections to the city council, with the intention of restoration and creation of a tourist attraction.
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However, the graphics received criticism for its "wooden" character animations, occasional frame rate drops, and bugs such as pop-ups and faulty texture placement. IGN remarked that the sound was superior to the PC version's, while GameSpot thought it was about on par with the port's above-average graphics. Additionally, GameSpot criticized the Nintendo 64 version for the many bugs and lockups, a problem uncommon for console releases. HotGen's Game Boy Color version received an average score of 73.80 percent at GameRankings.
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ThreadWeaver is a system library initially developed for KDE Software Compilation 4 and later refactored for KDE Frameworks 5. ThreadWeaver allows developers to easily take advantage of multi-core processors and multithreading. In ThreadWeaver the workload is divided into individual jobs, then relationship between jobs (what order they should be completed or which has a higher priority); from that ThreadWeaver will work out the most efficient way to execute them. Krita has implemented visual filter previews using ThreadWeaver to prevent GUI lockups.
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When employees and pre-IPO investors initially get their shares or options, they sign a contract with the company that typically prohibits trades for the first 90–180 days after a future IPO. When the company is ready to go public, the underwriting bank then reaffirms the existing agreements in new contracts. This helps to ensure the market will not disproportionately increase the supply, which drives prices downward. While lockups used to be simple—usually lasting 180 days for everyone—they have become increasingly complex.
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Old Dubbo Gaol was listed on the New South Wales State Heritage Register on 26 March 2004 having satisfied the following criteria. The place is important in demonstrating the course, or pattern, of cultural or natural history in New South Wales. Old Dubbo Gaol is one of many country gaols erected in the 19th century to cope with the burgeoning population as it spread west and opened up the interior of New South Wales. By 1900 there were many prisons and lockups across the state.
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Perkinson wrote that while the TDCJ and other agencies operate many types of prisons and jails in Texas, "if any unit stands for the rest," it would be Eastham. Perkinson added that Eastham "typifies the rural isolation of most Texas lockups" and "binds present-day prisons to their unburied past." Eastham, a cotton plantation, houses all prisoner classification types but has an emphasis on maximum security incarceration. The prison had many forms and purposes during its lifetime, and ruins, such as a cell block and a former textile mill, are on the prison grounds.
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When in Sydney, he was called out frequently to look at the leaking roof of Government House, but roof drainage was not one of Blacket's talents. In 1851, gold was discovered, both in New South Wales and in Victoria. While trade and commerce thrived, the building industry lost its workforce. While work on many of the ecclesiastical buildings that Blacket had designed and continued to supervise came to a standstill, the Government had a sudden requirement for coach houses, escort stations and lockups, as well as a design for a secure coach to transport gold.
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In 2015 it settled a class-action suit over physical and sexual violence against inmates at the Julia Tutwiler Prison for Women in Wetumpka.Bryan Lyman, "U.S. Justice Department to probe Alabama men's prisons", Montgomery Advertiser, 6 October 2016; accessed 11 March 2017 The department also spends the least of any state on a per-prisoner basis. In 2019 the U.S. Department of Justice found conditions in Alabama prisons to be unsafe and unconstitutional, as result of a long civil rights investigation prompted by numerous deaths from violence in Alabama lockups.
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Together with the information of the wheel speed sensors the ECU calculates the optimal distribution of pressure to prevent lockups and to provide best possible deceleration. Based on this output a motor for each wheel operates a pump which builds up and regulates the brake pressure on the wheel. This system offers a fast reaction time because of the brake by wire functionality. The MIB (Motorcycle integral Braking system) from Continental Teves and the eCBS (electronic CBS) in the enhanced Motorcycle ABS from Bosch are results of another approach.
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Juvenile Courts Act 1991 (PNG), section 2. Free legal assistance for juveniles is only obtainable from the Office of the Public Solicitor where they face serious charges or seek to appeal a custodial sentence.Mark Evenhuis “When Justice Harms: Juvenile Justice in Papua New Guinea” (2011) 36:3 AltLJ 166 at 169. However, the JCA provides for the appointment of juvenile court officers (JCO) who, pursuant to section 13 of the JCA should have the power to enter places where children are detained, including police lockups; interview children; be present during interrogation; advise children of their rights; question arresting officers; attend court; and make submissions regarding sentence.
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The two did many email introductions and Zoom meetings as there was a lot to consider and a lot of people to keep in the loop. Much conversation went into the visual's dancing figure as they didn't want "overly-sexualised skinny 3D characters" because they didn't want to mess with peoples mental health issues with body image. Due to their lack of time to make it, many of their designed typographic lockups were removed so they could swiftly move onto their next aspect of work, such as motion tests and quick experiments. Campbell described the video as a true fusion of his and Butt's skillsets.
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A lock-up period, also known as a lock in, lock out, or locked up period, is a predetermined amount of time following an initial public offering where large shareholders, such as company executives and investors representing considerable ownership, are restricted from selling their shares. Generally, a lock-up period is a condition of exercising an employee stock option. Depending on the company, the IPO lock-up period typically lasts between 90–180 days before these shareholders are allowed the right, but not the obligation, to exercise the option. Lockups are designed to prevent insiders from liquidating assets too quickly after a company goes public.
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The Storm was met with generally mixed reviews, some focusing on serious usability problems in particular. Many gadget reviewers, including Bonnie Cha of CNET, Joshua Topolsky of Engadget and Sascha Segan from PC Magazine noted the Storm's much-improved web browser and impressive call quality, while also deeming the SurePress touchscreen difficult to learn and a hindrance to fast typing. Several reviews also noted that the web browser was still unable to handle complex webpages correctly, saying that the iPhone's Safari is a better mobile browser. A number of reviewers also ran into multiple software glitches during their testing, such as lockups, sluggish performance and refusal to switch orientation.
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Lock-up in Breedon on the Hill, Leicestershire Interior cell of lock-up in Lacock, Wiltshire A village lock-up is a historic building that was once used for the temporary detention of people in England and Wales, mostly where official prisons or criminal courts were beyond easy walking distance. Lockups were often used for the confinement of drunks, who were usually released the next day, or to hold people being brought before the local magistrate. Its archetypal form is a small room with a single door and a narrow slit window, grating or holes. Most feature a tiled or stone-built dome or spire as a roof and are built from brick, stone and/or timber.
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In late January, two holding cells on the 12th-floor of the New York Supreme Court building at 100 Centre Street were taken over for filming. Empty lockups in police administration buildings would normally be in use but because of the financial investment the production had made filming in the city, the mayor's office agreed to accommodate Landis' request; the studio paid for any expenses incurred. The New York Times reported that while for years the Corrections Department had failed to deliver prisoners on time for trials and arraignments, they moved nearly 300 prisoners through the 12th-floor in one day. The scene where Valentine and Winthorpe enact their plan against the Dukes was filmed at the COMEX commodity exchange located inside 4 World Trade Center.
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In this revamping of the NC legal system, district court judges were required to be licensed attorneys at the same time that the office of constable, along with JP, mayor's court and city jail systems were phased out with the new NC court system changes of the mid-1960s. JP's were replaced by magistrates and the duties of constable were absorbed by sheriffs. Some cities continue to maintain temporary lockups, but city jails were abolished as a rule. Also in this set of changes, coroners who were elected judicial death investigators were generally replaced by medical examiners who were required to be a medical doctor, osteopathic physician, dentist, lawyer or veterinarian in the new system, though coroner still exists on the books in many NC counties.
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" Another said, "In the past those leaders have condoned these sorts of attitudes as the norm – naturally the rest of the population think it's OK." The Royal Commission on the Police that released its report earlier in 2005 also noted incidents of ear squats in the nude were common police procedure, despite being a breach of regulations. The commission recommended a code of practice that would not permit these cases to be included as part of the Standing Orders of the Inspector-General of Police. Raja Petra Kamaruddin, a member of the Selangor Royal Family and a prominent member of the opposition, lambasted the government for only noticing such abuses now. He claimed he and his wife had both been stripped and hit by police personnel when they were detained, and called it "accepted practice in Malaysian lockups.
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However, it is easy for an edge-triggered interrupt to be missed - for example, when interrupts are masked for a period - and unless there is some type of hardware latch that records the event it is impossible to recover. This problem caused many "lockups" in early computer hardware because the processor did not know it was expected to do something. More modern hardware often has one or more interrupt status registers that latch interrupts requests; well-written edge-driven interrupt handling code can check these registers to ensure no events are missed. The elderly Industry Standard Architecture (ISA) bus uses edge-triggered interrupts, without mandating that devices be able to share IRQ lines, but all mainstream ISA motherboards include pull-up resistors on their IRQ lines, so well-behaved ISA devices sharing IRQ lines should just work fine.
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In 1980, he began attending night school at East Los Angeles College and working as a writer/photographer for several East Los Angeles area publications. That summer, he attended a workshop for minority journalists at UC Berkeley, after which he covered crime and other urban issues for the San Bernardino Sun. At the same time, he continued to be active in East Los Angeles, leading a group of barrio writers and publishing ChismeArte, a Chicano art journal, out of an office at Self Help Graphics & Art. He began facilitating writing workshops and talks in prisons and juvenile lockups in 1980 starting in Chino Prison. In the early 1980s, he also worked for the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, in public radio, and as a freelance journalist, including covering indigenous uprisings in Mexico and the Contra War in Nicaragua and Honduras, until he moved to Chicago in 1985.
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The game features the "Skills for Kills" system as found in previous games, in which killing enemies with different tools and finding pickups hidden throughout the city award the player with orbs, which increase the player's core skills – agility, firearms, strength, explosives, and driving. Each time a skill levels up, the player unlocks an additional maneuver or item related to that skill, such as ground- pounding by leveling up strength, or double-jumping by leveling up agility. Agility Orbs, Rooftop Races, Driving Rings, and Road Races are also located throughout the city, all of which will increase the related skill upon collection or completion; Hidden Orbs can be found as well, and will increase all of the player's skills at once. Different activities are connected to different bosses and underbosses; completing these activities, such as destroying vehicle lockups, liberating monorail stations, and destroying machinery, allows the player to acquire more intel on each boss, and the player may confront a boss once enough intel has been collected.
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The old Hoover era federal courts and post office was then transferred to the city by the federal government in 1977 for its use and renovated with being renamed Courthouse East. Today the two historic main structures of the Maryland state judicial system in the City of Baltimore are the Clarence M. Mitchell Jr. Courthouse of 1896-1900 and Courthouse East (the former Baltimore Post Office and U.S. Courthouse of 1932). Together they house the 30 judges of the 8th Judicial Circuit for the State of Maryland (Circuit Court of Maryland for Baltimore City). In addition to the criminal, civil and family (formerly orphans court) courts, these two courthouses also contain the Office of the State's Attorney for Baltimore City, the Clerk of the Circuit Court, the historic Baltimore City Bar Law Library, the City Sheriff's Office, the recently established Baltimore Courthouse and Law Museum (in the former Orphans Court chambers), the Pretrial Release Division of the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services, several pretrial detention lockups, jury assembly rooms, land records, court medical offices and Masters hearing rooms.
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