reimprison in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To reimprison is to confine someone in prison again after they have previously been released.

The court decided to reimprison the defendant after discovering new evidence.
After serving his sentence, he feared he might be reimprisoned due to a minor violation.
Many advocates argue that reimprisoning non-violent offenders does more harm than good.
The government announced plans to reimprison individuals convicted of violent crimes after their release.
Activists protested against the policies that could lead to the reimprison of juvenile offenders.