Sentence examples for comparable cases from inspiring English sources

Overall some 62% of people arrested on riot-related offences were remanded in custody compared with 10% in comparable cases at other times, government figures show.

Robert Weisberg, professor of law at Stanford University, said there were no comparable cases to Madoff.

Google already deals with comparable cases of defamation complaints on a national basis only.

Nebraska law also requires judges to measure a capital case against comparable cases to ensure that the sentence is not wildly out of sync.

Comparable cases have arisen in several other states, including New York, where Democrats have sued over Republican-drawn boundaries for State Senate seats.

Experts also note that it's not surprising a low-income defendant of color would face a worse outcome than a white man in comparable cases.

The Spanish foreign minister also says that Scotland is not a comparable case because of the union between England and Scotland but this is a smokescreen.

In perhaps the most comparable case, a gunman who killed a dozen people inside an Aurora, Colo., movie theater in July 2012 ultimately faced trial.

"Given the breadth of Manafort's criminal activity, the government has not located a comparable case with the unique array of crimes and aggravating factors," prosecutors wrote.

For what it's worth, she may, in fact, see a comparable case in the not-too-distant future.

It will probably be easier to make a comparable case in New York, where the Republicans are expected to feature an array of moderate, pro-choice speakers and keep Rick Santorum and Tom DeLay under wraps.