Significados de halfway houses en inglés

The department will also cut in half the capacity of its halfway houses.

They hunt for new blood in halfway houses, youth shelters, and bus stations.

Both species are finally let loose to " halfway houses" in supervised releases.

And prisoners can earn time credits toward their release to halfway houses or home confinement.

Well, they're very different from halfway houses, aren't they?

It flourishes among migrant communities living in poverty, in prisons, and in hostels and halfway houses.

These "missing links" are halfway houses between familiar species.

The killers of Liverpool boy James Bulger have left their secure care units and are living in halfway houses, it emerged today.

Use sites like ShelterListings.org to find out what types of homeless shelters, supportive housing associations, and halfway houses are located in your area.

Federal prisoners typically spend the last portion of their sentences in Residential Reentry Centers, formerly called halfway houses, prisons spokesman Edmond Ross said.

The DOJ memo notes that it has no bearing on halfway houses run by these companies for men and women leaving federal prisons.

Silva said her children, including an 8- and a 14-year-old, were her motivation for quitting drugs after floating through halfway houses.

Jessica Blanchard, 23, who worked at Politicause in 2018, said many callers either were addicts from halfway houses or jail inmates on work release.

Halfway houses were rarely flush; halfway houses for ex-cons were probably the poorest.