Sentence examples for difference in sentencing from inspiring English sources

"The bias flowed through into the material difference in sentencing," Winter said.

All sex crimes against children – both penetration and fondling – are treated with great seriousness, and there is little difference in sentencing between them, she says.

Davies said his view was supported by official figures from the Ministry of Justice on the difference in sentencing between men and women.

The Bloomberg gun law of 2006 has made a difference in sentencing, though generally not for hard-core criminals, who would have faced serious time even without the tougher penalties, defense lawyers said on Tuesday.

Much of the criticism focused on the difference in sentencing received by Manafort and Crystal Mason, a black woman who accidentally committed voter fraud in the 2016 election, having voted when she was not eligible and was given a five-year-jail term, despite expressing full remorse for her actions.

"On the face of it, I can see no material difference to justify the difference in sentencing of 25 years for Brendan McConville and 14 years for John Wootton.

There was no statistically significant difference in sentences' recognition scores and difficulty scores obtained with the SHHI, for all types of implants.

There was no difference in sentence durations between the three gender-like subclasses and no interaction of condition and gender-like subclass (both Fs < 1.15, p > 0.33).

The percentage difference in sentence length between black and white male offenders has increased from 1998 to 2016.

Differences in sentencing between ethnic groups have been a subject of academic contention for a while.

One day, in her criminal law class, while discussing the differences in sentencing guidelines for cocaine- and crack-related offenses.