prison visitor

Remarkably for a man in his position, he also found time to be a prison visitor.

Prison visitors are aimed at building up a friendship with prisoners.

He met Fiona, who had volunteered as a prison visitor, 20 years ago.

Prison visitors seemed to acknowledge that drug taking among inmates is widespread.

He had found God while serving a sentence for armed robbery and she was a prison visitor.

I mean an authorized prison visitor, a bloody licensed busybody.

He petitioned prison visitors to communicate with the Governor.

He has had 700 prison visitors, and busloads of fans attended his bail hearings.

The prison visitor who helped set up Terry's job with Winter decides to investigate.

He also served as a prison visitor.

The Government has pledged to increase the number of assisted visits to two a month, and is putting more resources into prison visitor centres.

Hodge was way offline, and Flint had a conscience-stricken prison visitor to question.

He also became a local magistrate and prison visitor after his refereeing career ended, but has since retired from both occupations.

In 1974 he became a prison visitor, following his own imprisonment (as a foreign correspondent) in India in 1965.

There are voluntary organisations of prison visitors in many jurisdictions, some of which have official recognition.

She became a Quaker in 1962 and was designated a "minister of record" to serve as a prison visitor throughout the Federal penitentiary system.

At a little past eight, I walked by the Amnesty Box, where prison visitors are allowed to deposit drugs or weapons without fear.

He was a devout Catholic and a prison visitor, and carried from his childhood an enthusiasm for Irish culture.

A similar argument is applied to searches of prison visitors in United States v. Spriggs.

If you ask me, they should ban all vi-' 'A prison visitor?'

In 2007 the Tennessee Department of Correction banned prison visitors from wearing thong or g-string underwear.

Darryl Best was not expecting any prison visitors on Christmas Eve, so he was all the more surprised when the warden himself entered the room.

It was while he was so engaged one afternoon that a prison visitor...saw him busily stitching away.

'I'm sorry, Monsieur; but prison visitors -"This is a matter of life and death, officer.'