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The state has the largest number of parole absconders, roughly 20 percent.

Because record keeping has become so spotty, no one knows how many absconders there are today.

It was also amended to enable "absconders" from justice to be tried in absentia by any military court.

The revised guidelines are expected to avoid giving care workers specific advice on how to physically restrain absconders.

Consistent absconders had their feet burned or were branded by their master's initial.

To counter this practice, a small number of Aboriginal men were employed as trackers to apprehend absconders.

On your own planet disappearances run to hundreds of thousands and not all are absconders or wife-deserters; see any police department's files.

Overcrowding, inmate violence, recidivism, parole absconders and the prison medical system are among its many festering problems.

Each task force team, made up of one parole officer and one cop, is assigned to apprehend 100 absconders.

Pay of absconders was reckoned up to the date of the last verification, and three month's time was allowed.

The chargesheet also listed the names of 50 absconders, and that police had so far examined 511 potential witnesses.

Jaq had spied no absconders from the devastated city, the alternative to which was hardly inviting.

There were 3 absconders.

But by attaching assets, a remedy usually reserved for absconders, the Government threw the firm's partners, clients and banks into a panic.

Investors will pay more for shares if they believe they will be well protected from cheats, looters and absconders.

Runs a hole-up for parole absconders."

Steve and I sneaked immediately, like beaten curs, like cowards, like absconders from justice.

Gentlemen, Cruz and Villareal are now state parole absconders and priority fugitives.

Although warrants are put out for parole absconders, they are often not found until they are arrested for another crime.

It became one of the safest houses in the region and regular absconders from other workhouses were often transferred here on account of its remote location.

At both levels, authorities keep extensive registers and diaries of convictions, cases, seizures, arrests, absconders, custody, and town and village information.

The mission, called the Absconders Apprehension Initiative, is a Justice Department priority in the nation's counterterrorism efforts.

The Involuntary Absconders (1925 Sep 12)

While American Muslim and Arab groups have not objected to a crackdown on absconders in the main, they say singling out Muslims is unwarranted discrimination.