Sentence examples for deferred sentence from inspiring English sources

Sheriff McCreadie deferred sentence until 3 February January for Carlin to be of good behaviour and he was freed on bail.

At a previous hearing in July, Sheriff Philip Mann told Innes and McIsaac in July that their crime was "chillingly evil" and a "matter of great concern" as he deferred sentence for three months.

Gianforte subsequently won the special election, and later pleaded guilty, receiving a six-month deferred sentence.

Instead, Mixon agreed to a one-year deferred sentence, 100 hours of community service and counseling.

He also received a 12-month deferred sentence and a $250 fine in 2008 after he pleaded not guilty in 2008 in a misdemeanor hit-and-run incident.

The next year, he received a five-year deferred sentence after pleading guilty to an attack on a woman outside a Washington state shopping mall.

Last month, the same judge deferred sentencing the two men who murdered Private Lee Rigby even though a murder done "for the purpose of advancing a political, religious, racial or ideological cause" would normally attract a whole-life term.

Judge James Adkin warned Pattison he could be jailed as he deferred sentencing for probation reports to be written.

The proposal, which was scheduled to undergo a final vote in parliament Tuesday, would have deferred sentencing or punishment for sexual assault of minors in cases where there was no physical force and where the victim and perpetrator were married.

And why did he defer sentence on Michael Adebolajo and Michael Adebowale in December after they had been convicted of murdering Rigby?

"What I'm going to do, and you may not understand this, is defer sentence at this stage for a criminal justice social work report.