Sentence examples for educational sentences from inspiring English sources

Convicted drug users now face "social educational" sentences, including community service and courses on drug prevention.

Courts still choose punitive rather than educational sentences, despite the recommendations of the Penal Code.

If the flag comes down, who will stand up against voter suppression, police brutality, the oppression of those born without white privilege, educational disadvantages and unfair sentencing laws?

They urged Trump and his administration to address issues of police brutality, educational inequality, and excessive sentencing and incarceration.

As they roll out the changes, it might help if district officials avoid educational jargon and acronym-heavy sentences.

Charles must also earn a high school diploma or general educational development certificate under the sentencing agreement, Deer said.

I enjoyed John Sutherland's review of "Quarrel & Quandary" (Oct . 8, Cynthia Ozick's book of essays, except for a sentence reporting her educational background.

Inmates said they would not perform chores, work for the Corrections Department's industrial arm or shop at prison commissaries until a list of demands is addressed, including compensation for their work, more educational opportunities, better food and sentencing rules changes.

Assembly Speaker John A. Pérez (D-Los Angeles) said lawmakers will examine possible changes in sentencing laws and prison educational programs.

Prisoners can reduce their sentences by participating in vocational, educational and rehabilitative services, and by receiving marks for good behavior.

The trip made for great conversation fodder, but in the cold light of American politics, would he take real risks, like advocating shorter sentences and more money for educational programs?