Sentence examples for date of sentencing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Walker's chief defense lawyer, Fred Warren Bennett, has indicated he would oppose any move to postpone the date of sentencing.

He was responding to supporters' astonishment that the date of sentencing had been brought forward.

The parole board is looking more at what has this inmate done since the date of sentencing.

Also note any date of conviction, sentencing, disposition, and probation, if they apply to your case.

So the conviction of someone jailed for three years will be spent 10 years from the date of conviction (3 years sentence, plus a further 7 years), even if they are out on licence after 18 months.

Pistorius was last seen in public at a court hearing in April when the date of the sentencing was announced.

But when he informed prosecutor Talley of his findings, Conklin says the prosecutor told him "it would be preferable if you said your investigation was not completed until after the date of the sentencing".

L. 100 628, § 1064(b)(1), in third sentence, substituted "November 30, 1983 (on or after November 7 , 1988 with respect to the payment of benefits under clause (1)(B) of the preceding sentence)," for "the effective date of this sentence".

(1) Notwithstanding the above, prisoners committed under the Narcotic Addict Rehabilitation Act or the Youth Corrections Act shall not be subject to any forfeiture provision, but shall serve uninterrupted sentences from the date of conviction, except as provided in § 2.10 (b) and (c).

No date for sentencing was set.

In dismissing this appeal for mootness, the Court apparently bases is action upon the fact that under New York law, the maximum time during which appellants could have had their suspended sentences revoked and replaced by prison sentences was one year from the date of the original sentences.