Sentence examples for automatic appeals from inspiring English sources

"Our statute is designed to make the carrying out of the death penalty extraordinarily difficult," Governor Shaheen said, pointing to safeguards that include automatic appeals.

Their recommendation is binding on the judge, but execution is not imminent as death penalty cases are subject to automatic appeals.

Pope Francis has radically reformed the Catholic Church's process for annulling marriages, allowing for fast-track decisions and removing automatic appeals in a bid to speed up and simplify the procedure.

An automatic appeals process will inch his case through the appellate courts, which have overturned or commuted a number of military death sentences in recent years, often because of procedural issues involving ineffective legal assistance.

It will be more than a decade, military law experts said, before Major Hasan is likely to be executed, as his case goes through an automatic appeals process and his death sentence, if upheld, awaits presidential approval.

The initial study estimated taxpayers spent $70 million per year on incarceration costs, $775 million on federal legal challenges to convictions, known as habeas corpus petitions, and $925 million on automatic appeals and initial legal challenges to death row cases.

Since the case was a capital one, it carried an automatic appeal, which should have gone swiftly but didn't.

No execution date was set because state law provides for an automatic appeal of the conviction and death sentence.

The automatic appeal to the state's Supreme Court will be just the first phase of an appeals process that could take four years or longer.

With their soft, grave naturalism, these heads have an automatic appeal to the Western eye, and the seven examples in the show are simply out of this world.

Anything over three matches would trigger an automatic appeal by the European champions and Benitez said: "At the moment, we will accept that three games is enough".