Sentence examples for After retrial from inspiring English sources

2072, 2081, 23 L.Ed.2d 656, took the position that the imposition of a penalty after retrial which exceeded the penalty imposed after the first trial violated the guarantee against double jeopardy.

Since Rice had completely served his sentence, rather than reaching the merits of Rice's Pearce claim, we remanded for a determination whether any collateral consequences flowed from his service of the longer sentence imposed after retrial, or whether the case was moot.

In contrast to Pearce, the court that imposed the increased sentence after retrial in Colten was not the one whose original judgment had prompted an appellate reversal; thus, there was little possibility that an increased sentence on trial de novo could have been motivated by personal vindictiveness on the part of the sentencing judge.

The study, an examination of appeals in all capital cases from the time the Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty, in 1973, to 1995, also found that 75percentt of the people whose death sentences were set aside were later given lesser sentences after retrials, in plea bargains or by order of a judge.

As sequences were available only in one direction for four genomic regions even after retrials, sequences for these regions were aligned using two individuals (Additional file 4).

Pryce, 60, was convicted after a retrial last week, while Huhne pleaded guilty last month after denying the offence for nearly two years.

Jurek was granted a stay of execution on 18 January 1977 and, after years of legal wrangling, sentenced to life in prison after a retrial.

His sentence was changed after a retrial.

Today's verdict came after a retrial.

He was convicted after a retrial and jailed for life.

A Florence court reinstated their guilty convictions after a retrial last week.