Confinement

Confinement is the physical restraint of a person (Art. 9a).

EXECUTIVE ORDER 10214 1951

But missed his Blow, was seiz'd, and in Confinement

Miscellany Poems, on Several Occasions 1713

In fine, I have use of your Talent at present, there's one now in Confinement of the Royal Party — his name's Freeman.

The Roundheads: or, The Good Old Cause 1682

Brian Rood reveals a bit of the tragic figure in Vader with this piece, appropriately titled "Confinement".

unknown title 2009

This exhibit, which asks artists to explore the theme of "Confinement", challenges the viewer and goes well beyond the quaintness of bowls and teapots.

John Gascot: First Annual Workhouse National Ceramics Exhibition John Gascot 2011

Besides his guilty plea for being a self-proclaimed paedophile, Polanski is also facing Federal charges for Unlawful Flight to avoid Confinement.

Live Blog from the Anchor Desk 09/29/09 2009

Thus we turn to the winter 2009 issue of the New England Journal on Criminal and Civil Confinement.

David Isenberg: Ahem: About That Great Change to the UCMJ David Isenberg 2010

So she laid in Solitary Confinement – Unable to converse - Unable to watch TV – Unable to even read.

No 'silver bullet' to health care overhaul, Obama says 2009

Thus we turn to the winter 2009 issue of the New England Journal on Criminal and Civil Confinement.

David Isenberg: Ahem: About That Great Change to the UCMJ David Isenberg 2010

This exhibit, which asks artists to explore the theme of "Confinement", challenges the viewer and goes well beyond the quaintness of bowls and teapots.

John Gascot: First Annual Workhouse National Ceramics Exhibition John Gascot 2011