reimprison
Lock up again
To reimprison is to put someone back in prison after they've been released: He was reimprisoned for violating parole.
The word implies a return to custody rather than an initial incarceration.
Commit crime again
- relapseReturn to former illness
- repeatDo or say again
- habitualDone by routine
- chronicPersisting over time
recurrent · backslide · return · cycle · rearrest · parole violation · recapture · revolving door
Basic unit of life
- inmateConfined facility resident
- detentionTemporary official holding
- custodyProtective care or control
- penitentiaryFacility for convicted criminals
correctional · lockup · warden · jail · bars · solitary · captivity · confinement
Complete thought, grammatically
- convictionFirmly held belief
- verdictOfficial court decision
- paroleConditional early release
- revocationOfficial cancellation of privilege
prosecution · appeal · arraignment · indictment · judiciary · bail · plea · defendant
Metal bonds for prisoners
- curfewMandated return time
- constraintLimiting condition or rule
- limitationBound on extent
- prohibitionAuthoritative legal ban
injunction · monitoring · ankle bracelet · house arrest · parole conditions · supervised release · restraint
reoffend
Commit crime again
chronic · recurrent · backslide · return · cycle · rearrest · parole violation · recapture · revolving door · reentry
cell
Basic unit of life
- inmateConfined facility resident
- detentionTemporary official holding
- custodyProtective care or control
penitentiary · correctional · lockup · warden · jail · bars · solitary · captivity · confinement · guard
sentence
Complete thought, grammatically
- convictionFirmly held belief
- verdictOfficial court decision
- paroleConditional early release
revocation · prosecution · appeal · arraignment · indictment · judiciary · bail · plea · defendant · magistrate
shackles
Metal bonds for prisoners
- curfewMandated return time
- constraintLimiting condition or rule
- limitationBound on extent
prohibition · injunction · monitoring · ankle bracelet · house arrest · parole conditions · supervised release · restraint