In any case, they drew prison terms that were far longer than those permitted under the amended sentencing guidelines the Legislature approved in 1994.
The laws, as finally amended, sentenced to three months in jail or to two months' hard labour any workingman who combined with another to gain an increase in wages or a decrease in hours or who solicited anyone else to leave work or objected to working with any other workman.
Indeed, he is so busy explaining propositions like "consciousness is itself the event horizon between matter and spirit, wrapped around the singularity that lives at the heart of the mind" that he fails to amend sentences like "Against all expectations, his mother, though jumpy and nervous, does not burst into tears as he expected".
We have amended this sentence in the text.
With respect to the statement that the reviewer highlights regarding mean translational efficiencies, we have corrected and amended this sentence, since the mean TEs are in fact not identical in all stages (for example, the mean TE in schizonts compared to early trophs are 1.47-fold different).
He said the crime was "atypical" and unforeseen by the Congressional commission that recently amended the sentencing guidelines for federal judges.
In December, the United States Sentencing Commission amended the federal sentencing guidelines to begin to lower the disparities between the sentences imposed for crack cocaine, which is more often used by blacks, and those imposed for the powder form of the drug.
In December, the United States Sentencing Commission amended the federal sentencing guidelines for convictions involving crack cocaine, which is more often used by blacks, somewhat reducing the length of sentences compared with those for convictions involving powder cocaine.
During a two-hour hearing in the Court Martial Appeal Court, the judges considered separately whether or not to allow him to appeal his conviction and whether or not to amend his sentence.
Just before I met Greg, his appeals lawyer petitioned the prosecutor for a sentence modification, a procedure in which, on a prosecutor's recommendation, an Indiana judge might amend a sentence and grant an early release for a prisoner whose behavior and record in prison suggest complete rehabilitation.
