Sentence examples for convicts to wait from inspiring English sources

Florida law requires convicts to wait two years after sentencing before appealing to the state clemency board.

It also would require corporate lobbyists or criminally convicted CEOs to wait six years before taking a government job of any kind.

Because court cases have been known to linger without judgments for years, or even decades, Indian defense lawyers long ago introduced what might seem a novel argument: forcing someone accused or even convicted of a capital offense to wait for years before an execution amounted to cruel and unusual punishment.

In 2014, he also reduced the number of years that Virginians convicted of violent felonies had to wait before they could apply to vote again.

In April of last year, McAuliffe reduced the number of years that Virginians convicted of violent felonies had to wait before they could apply to vote again.

But Mr Paras rejects the idea of standing down: "Just charging someone is not enough, you have to wait until you are convicted".

"You do still have to wait, he hasn't been convicted.

Of course, you can't convict people on journalism, so we will have to wait for the Swiss investigation to do its job.

If Rep. Radel had been convicted of a felony, not only would he have been disenfranchised, as a public official convicted of a felony, but he would also have to wait seven years after the end of his sentence to apply for restoration of his rights.

But his family would still have to wait almost 20 years before anyone was convicted of Stephen's murder.

They know it is madness to wait out a legal system that rarely if ever indicts and convicts these police officers who've shot and killed members of their community.