With regard to domestic violence (DV), little scholarly attention has been paid to the breadth of sentencing options from which a judge can select, when crafting a unique order for a particular convicted person.
A detailed search of the literature yielded only three studies that describe the breadth of sentencing components from which a judge can choose for any type of criminal case.
Therefore, little is known, overall, about the breadth of DV sentencing, antecedents that may shape the content of the sentence, and a possible relationship between the criminal sentence and a theorized natural process believed to significantly reduce DV recidivism simply as a function of aging.
As noted previously, the body of literature specific to the breadth of domestic violence sentencing is non-existent.
Little is known about the breadth of domestic violence sentencing components, or the natural process that may represent an important part of the milieu in which the DV criminal sentence is operationalized.
Because so little is known about the breadth of domestic violence sentencing, the first task of the present study is to help fill that hole in the literature by identifying a full set of sentencing options available to judges.
In doing so, we elaborate on the breadth of evidence from the sentence processing literature that supports the claim that perspective information is integrated into the processes of language comprehension and production.
"I don't think she has a hair's breadth of a chance of getting the 25-year sentence, and there is no doubting that a life sentence is a severe penalty".
The speeches hint at the breadth of Sotomayor's experience, and touch on sentencing guidelines, intellectual property law and the differences between trial and appeals court judging.
But what is really striking about this post is a single sentence that sums up the depth and breadth of Sun's go-to-market strategy.
