Local authorities responded to its coarse language by sentencing him to a month in prison.
Rather, the judge said, he was seeking balance by sentencing Mr. Bruno to two years' imprisonment.
Kentucky can ensure that heinous criminals are no longer threats to society by sentencing them to life without parole.
Hudson is not bound by sentencing guidelines of a year to 18 months, or by the prosecutors' recommendation.
They've imposed the condition on people who otherwise would be out happily _________ and moving about, in some cases by sentencing them to _________ rest.
They've imposed the condition on people who otherwise would be out happily exercising and moving about, in some cases by sentencing them to bed rest.
But on Friday, the appeals judges abruptly made justice more acceptable to the families of Duch's victims by sentencing him to life in prison.
Since the mid-1970s, California's prison population has grown by 750 percent, driven by sentencing laws based largely on fear, ignorance and vengeance.
Strong or not, Greg's case is a telling one in the national debate over just what is accomplished by sentencing juveniles to long prison sentences.
IN MARCH an Egyptian judge shocked the world by sentencing 529 men to die for the murder of a single police officer.
The court took a remarkably lenient view by sentencing him to only four months imprisonment, in spite of his having a string of previous convictions.
