Molly Gill of Families Against Mandatory Minimums, a pressure group, says that after years of campaigning against discretion-free mandatory sentences, it feels at last as though her group is "pushing against an open door".
Mr. Brown, a 16-year veteran of the state bench who is still referred to as "Judge Brown," finds himself in the unlikely role these days of arguing against judicial discretion.
The adrenaline was coursing so rapidly that they could not bring themselves to play with discretion against this pair, even though they were well ahead of the rate.
She also she's concerned that cops will unfairly use discretion against people of colour.
He kicked off his war on marijuana by allowing U.S. attorneys to prosecute marijuana cases at their own discretion, against a previous Obama-era policy that said federal resources could only be used to target serious violations of law.
The number of patients who received prophylaxis at the physician's discretion against PCP, VZV infection and fungal infection were 44 (79%), 37 (66%) and 4 (7%), respectively.
It suggests that torture against them should be used "with discretion".
Such "administrative review" assesses the allegedly questionable actions of administrators against standards of reasonableness and abuse of discretion.
In 1986, the Justice Department tried to force the Archives to accept without discretion Mr. Nixon's claims against release of records.
District attorneys have expressed concern that the changes would strip them of an important function as a check against too much judicial discretion.
The yin and yang between designers with opposing points of view goes back to Gianni Versace's bravura against Giorgio Armani's discretion; Prada's ugly aesthetic facing off with a sexy Gucci; and more recently Valentino challenging Dolce & Gabbana's hot Sicilian style.
