Sentence examples for end of the guidelines from inspiring English sources
Battista and Martino did not cooperate, and their sentences were on the high end of the guidelines.
Joseph Tacopina, Mr. Brancato's lawyer, pleaded with Justice Marcus to impose the minimum sentence, citing cases in which first-time felony offenders like Mr. Brancato were given sentences toward the low end of the guidelines.
The federal prosecutor Barbara Wright said she could support a sentence at the low end of the guideline range of 6 to 12 months but only if it were to run consecutively with the other term.
Use of references was categorized as: references in text (for example when a particular drug was recommended in the text and a trial of this drug was cited), references, but not in text (when the references were at the end of the guideline only), and no references.
The end points of the guidelines include symptomatic PE and all-cause mortality.
We sought input from both end users of the guidelines and an advisory group of thinkers in the field of healthcare improvement.
In exchange for their pleas and cooperation with its investigation, the government had asked that Phillips and Peace be sentenced at the low end of the sentencing guidelines.
"The low end of the 2009 guidelines range," still in effect in 2010, Justice Sonia Sotomayor wrote for the majority on Monday, "was 33 months higher than the high end of the 1998 guidelines range," which were in effect in 1999 and 2000.
The judge, Raymond J. Dearie, said he struggled with how much time to give Mr. Zazi and consulted with his colleagues before meting out the sentence at the low end of the sentencing guidelines.
The two assistant United States attorneys who tried the case, Renee Bumb and Mary Futcher, argued today for a sentence at the upper end of the federal guidelines for official corruption, on grounds that Mr. Milan's corruption was extensive and had undermined faith in government -- elements that the sentencing rules say may weigh against a convict at sentencing.
