Jessica Jackson Sloan, the national director of Cut 50, told VICE News she thought legislation altering sentences for violent offenders would be feasible "down the road," if not in the first round of bills targeting criminal justice reform.
Nerve pain, depression, incontinence, chronic urinary tract infections and impotence are daily realities, which the film cuts together with C-SPAN footage of the deliberations on the House and Senate floors, where congressmen and senators echo the president's assertions without altering sentences or choosing different metaphors.
Dutch writes, for example, the following altered sentence about a coed gin orgy: "Like a man seeing his doom Jim saw the bottles shining in the lamp light but he was game like executioners' knives".
Ink-splodged and messy, the manuscript shows how Dickens was constantly returning to his text to cross out and alter sentences, also including occasional instructions to his typesetter.
Gehn's inability to grasp the fine aspects of the Art of Writing, leading him to copy or alter sentences from existing books rather than writing original passages, results in his Ages being unstable.
We have therefore altered sentences that had said that PTRN-1 "anchors" MTs to state instead that it "stabilizes" them.
Hammett was also an MP, and in 1790 he introduced to Parliament a Bill for Altering the Sentence of Burning Women.
Fast-forward again to the Spring of 2012, just a few months before I read that life-altering sentence (and a few months after I failed to understand Match.com).
Earlier this year, she made a plea to President Obama to alter her sentence from 35 years to time served, which would free her immediately while recognizing her guilt.
"The PPG wouldn't alter your sentence, but you could indirectly extend your time," Fernandez said.
A military judge would have to approve any plea deal and could alter any sentence in it.
