Other than sending a message to others that atrocious crimes will not go unpunished, what is the purpose of such an extensive sentence?
Dr Jones said he was worried about the possibility of an extensive sentence for Sevdet, pointing out Sevdet's reference to ANZAC Day in his plotting had "brought on a strong response" and the "importance of a national day" could lead to a bias in the court room.
Under new, stiffer sentencing guidelines for securities fraud, a possible plea might carry an extensive prison sentence, and the talks have deadlocked, people involved said.
Hemingway's stories helped create a new prose style by employing extensive dialogue, shorter sentences, and strong Anglo-Saxon words.[4].
Saudi judges have extensive scope to impose sentences according to their own interpretation of Sharia law without reference to any previous cases.
An extensive collection of the last sentences of novels.
They found legislative reports urging abolition of the death penalty and extensive news accounts about death sentences that caught the public imagination.
The texts on management of physicians that were compiled from each interview varied in length from a few sentences to more extensive formulations of several pages.
Anil Kumar, a former McKinsey executive, and Adam Smith, a former trader at Mr. Rajaratnam's hedge fund Galleon Group, were both given probationary sentences because of their extensive cooperation.
Those charged with severe violent crimes (e.g. murder, kidnapping) are not eligible, but people charged with offenses with mandatory sentences, or who have extensive non-violent criminal records may be eligible.
