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lockup

[lok-uhp] / ˈlɒkˌʌp /


Example Sentences

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When that lockup ends, they don’t dump it all on a Tuesday.

From MarketWatch

The Sybil Brand Commission’s 10 members serve a key oversight role, regularly conducting unannounced inspections of county jails and lockups.

From Los Angeles Times

So when Matías was held in a federal lockup in downtown Los Angeles, she faced a momentous choice — one that would mark her family for life.

From Los Angeles Times

They reviewed the schooling and positive programs he had been involved with in prison, along with transgressions he had while in lockup, including prison fights and being found multiple times with contraband.

From BBC

The conviction might have brought him up to 13 years in prison, but the probation department had recommended against lockup, and there was little expectation that the judge would give him hard time.

From Los Angeles Times