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But the number of people behind bars suggests that the well of discontent will not easily be drained.

Two factors lie behind the continuing rise in prisoner Numbers: high rates of pre-trial detention, which accounts for 35% of all those behind bars, and longer sentences.

If they are unable to put up money for bail, they may be behind bars for several weeks until a court appearance.

Thee curtain went up on the final act of the play and revealed the aristocrat sitting alone behind bars in his dark cell.

She will be a well-shod reminder that Mrs Aquino failed to have her put behind bars for the fabulous corruption of which she and her late husband were accused.

Screaming and crying, Paris Hilton was escorted out of a courtroom and back to jail after a judge ruled she must serve out her entire 45-day sentence behind bars rather than under house arrest.

The man served a term behind bars.

The victim's daughter was sentenced to 17 years behind bars.

On the same day Ramush Haradinaj, leader of Kosovo's main opposition party, found himself behind bars.

There are today at least three former billionaires behind bars in addition to Wong.

The goal is to teach them to avoid bad choices and bad influences that could put them behind bars for life.

The evil gang of international drug-smugglers, encountered in Cigars of the Pharaoh, has been smashed and its members are behind bars.

Abdullahi Hussein, a student in north Mogadishu, said his elder brother was thrown behind bars when he fought back a man who humiliated their sister by asking her to remove her bra.

He was caught by the police and ended up behind bars.

Such cases account for only a tiny share of the Americans behind bars, but they still matter.

CAIRO (Reuters) - Arabs greeted the capture of Saddam Hussein with divided emotions Sunday, welcoming the arrest of a dictator yet tinged with regret that a symbol of Arab defiance against the United States was behind bars.

Recent history suggests, however, that all six will eventually end up behind bars.

Why do so many young black men languish behind bars?

Amnesty International reckons that under this "lawless law" as many as 20,000 Kashmiris have been thrown behind bars over the past couple of decades.