At Mr. Hashmi's request, Judge Preska agreed to expedite his sentencing, which she set for June 7.
General Pinochet said General Arellano Stark, had been instructed to expedite justice, "sentence those that should be convicted and release those that were innocent".
Independent legislative analysts, meanwhile, believe Proposition 62 could save taxpayers millions, while concluding that the fiscal impact of Proposition 66's attempt to expedite death sentences is unknown.
A review panel of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit looked into whether the judge, Robert N. Chatigny, had acted inappropriately when he criticized the actions of Mr. Ross's lawyer, T. R. Paulding, who helped his client expedite his death sentence.
Boroujerdi is a senior member of the Shia clergy and an advocate for separation of religion and state, and in light of the publication of his new book, the authorities are reportedly working at expediting a death sentence for him.
Furthermore, the UK promises to protect the US from its investigation of the Iraq war, and allows its citizens (Gary McKinnon, for example) to face being expedited to a justice system that, after conviction, will impose a much harsher sentence than what they would receive for a similar offence in the UK.
When one of the offenders in the Aiken program re-offended, state prosecutors expedited an old burglary case, which led to a 12-year sentence.
In his remarks, Sisi hinted that a death sentence handed down against Morsi earlier in June could be expedited, though he did not mention the former president by name.
The prosecutors on the C.I.R.V. team expedited their indictments; three had already been indicted under federal drug and weapons charges, and were facing long prison sentences.
