Neither solar nor wind are powerful enough to carry the heavy load that a backup generator must provide to a facility such as a hospital or a school or a county prison.
The confusion stemmed from whether he had been ordered to serve a consecutive or simultaneous prison sentence for assaulting a prison officer while incarcerated for an earlier crime.
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He was a veteran of the system, having been either a prison warden or a commissioner in several states across the country for more than twenty years.
If the offence is committed by a person who makes it his profession or habit, or by two or more people in association, a prison sentence of at the most two years or a fine of fourth category will be imposed.
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The move would cover issues such as the category of prison or which section of a prison an inmate was being held in and levels of visits and correspondence.
The charge of conspiring to intercept communications without lawful authority carries a sentence of up to two years in prison or a fine.
Mr Maginness said that if the amendment passed into law anyone carrying out an abortion outside the NHS could face a new sentence of up to 10 years in prison or a fine.
It is a criminal offence to breach these terms, which can lead to five years in prison or a fine.
If he decided that a voting station, a hospital, a prison or any other state organisation was not being properly run, he used his power as a judge to appoint someone of his own choice to take charge.
Approximately half a million people are in prison or in jail for a drug offense today, compared to around 41, 000 in 1980.
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Mr Kasonkomona could face one month in prison or a fine if he is found guilty.
If convicted, Mr. Nasheed faces upto one year in prison or a fine.
Thames Valley Probation was the first in the country to offer restorative justice to the courts in 2009, as part of a community or prison sentence.
"In his ministry as Archbishop of Buenos Aires, Cardinal Bergoglio used to celebrate the Mass in a prison or hospital or hospice for the poor and marginalized, " the Vatican said in a statement.
In 1551 the Scottish Parliament banned "sweiring, execrationnis and blasphematioun of the name of God", punishable by a shilling fine or a spell in either prison or the stocks for those who could not pay.
"In his ministry as Archbishop of Buenos Aires, Cardinal Bergoglio used to celebrate the Mass in a prison or hospital or hospice for the poor and marginalized, " the Vatican said in a statement, using the name Francis used before he became pope.
"Banks was faced with an impossible decision at the time -- either fight the charges and risk spending 41 years to life in prison, or take a plea deal and spend a little over five years of actual prison confinement, " the California Innocence Project says on its website.
Which leads, further, to one piece of radical common sense: since prison plays at best a small role in stopping even violent crime, very few people, rich or poor, should be in prison for a nonviolent crime.
This weekend, New York Times tech journalist Jenna Wortham made a confession that could be used to send her to prison for a year or more.
As always, Solondz portrays suburban New Jersey as a kind of prison in which never an original or a lively word is spoken.
And they can be self-defeating: It's tough to learn or feel cared for in a prison-like setting.
Today we have 2.3 million prisoners in the U.S., with a new jail or prison opening every week.
Anyone using, manufacturing or importing plastic bags could be fined or sentenced to a year in prison, Mr Camara said.
Whether or not prison works as a crime-fighting tool, how much further down the road of ever more frequent imprisonment can America go?
The law stipulates that anyone convicted of kidnapping, illegally detaining, or jailing people by force or under false pretences face a prison sentence of no less than seven years.
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Is the euro a monetary union or monetary prison?
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If a crime was committed, after much contemplation and discussion with sponsors, friends and family, some members consider confession to the authorities and may serve jail or prison time as a result.
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"What we are aware of and led to believe is that there are certain options being considered, one of which is an immigration centre or downgrading the prison to a lower category, " said Mr Hill.
Mr Allister said the bill would mean those who had a record of a prison sentence of five years or more would no longer be able to apply for such a role.
People regardless of where they came from, be it Republican, Loyalist or members of the RUC or prison warders whoever else, were born into a society that was in a conflict.
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