Sentence examples for due for sentencing from inspiring English sources

Payne is due for sentencing on 30 April, the first British soldier to be found guilty of a war crime.

Due for sentencing on 6 June, they could be the first people in the UK sent to prison for acting to prevent global warming.

She is due to appear for sentencing before District Judge Nicholas Sanders but a spokeswoman for Cheshire Magistrates said the hearing had not yet been fixed.

Tomorrow, an animal rights activist is due to sentenced for her part in a conspiracy to blackmail the commercial testing firm, Huntingdon Life Sciences.

Mahmood and Smith are due in court for sentencing later this month.

Singleton skipped town in Kansas City in 1996 when she was due in court for sentencing on federal payroll check fraud, the sheriff's office announced.

That's not all, though - he's due to be sentenced for two more counts relating to the same spree.

Huhne and his ex-wife Vicky Pryce are due to be sentenced for perverting the course of justice.

"Our understanding is that the police investigation relates to a period of 20-40 years ago," she wrote in an email warning parents that the school's former director of music Michael Brewer was due to be sentenced for sexually abusing a pupil.

Mick and Mairead Philpott are due to be sentenced for manslaughter on Thursday, along with their friend Paul Mosley.

Leat was due to be sentenced for his crimes at Bristol Crown Court on Friday, but sentencing will now be carried out on Tuesday.