Sentence examples for attract a sentence from inspiring English sources

"Everyone deserves a second chance, but those who commit the most serious offences, crimes that would attract a sentence of 10 or more years, cannot be allowed to just go on and on causing harm, distress and injury," said Grayling.

But those who commit the most serious offences, crimes that would attract a sentence of 10 or more years, cannot be allowed to just go on and on causing harm, distress and injury.

All for a crime that according to the Hi-Tech Crime Unit in 2002, would have attracted a sentence of six months community service in Britain.

Under section 35P of the Asio Act, any disclosure that relates to a special intelligence operation can potentially be a criminal offence attracting a sentence of up to ten years' jail.

It originally stated that the Crown Prosecution Service had said in 2002 that a crime like Gary McKinnon's would have attracted a sentence of six months community service in Britain.

Mere possession of soft drugs, it said, should never attract a prison sentence.

It would attract a prison sentence for possession and a maximum of 14 years for dealing.

Reducing the use of remand for defendants charged with crimes that would not normally attract a prison sentence.

This will mean that even lower level offences of this kind are now more likely to attract a prison sentence.

Judge Stewart told Dappy that although the offences he committed were serious enough to attract a custodial sentence, he would suspend it because of his remorse at his actions.

Judge Neil Stewart told Dappy that although the offences he committed were serious enough to attract a custodial sentence, he would suspend it because of his remorse at his actions.