Sentence examples for future convictions from inspiring English sources

Today, someone arrested for a felony will face higher bail amounts as they await trial, longer sentences if convicted, harsher sentences for future convictions as a result of being a felon, and severe restrictions after they have been released and served their time in the justice system.

The most notorious cases involving Pakistan's blasphemy laws will be heard by the country's supreme court on Thursday in a legal showdown that lawyers hope will spare the life of a poor Christian woman and curb future convictions.

I write as an agnostic secularist, so suspect my views will carry little weight with devout Jews or Muslims, but in a wider sense they, like some of the Christian denominations, predominantly the Roman Catholic church, should not try to pre-empt the future convictions of their children before they are sufficiently mature to reach their own conclusions.

There was no significant association between neurological conditions and future convictions for violent crime (OR 1.03, 95%% CI 0.48 2.21).

Table  1 shows bivariate logistic regression analyses between selected other potential risk factors measured at conscription and future convictions for violent crime.

Of all the diagnoses, substance-related disorders had the strongest association with future convictions for violent crime in Model I III, followed by mental retardation and personality disorders.

To do so would risk a furious backlash from Sudan's powerful military and intelligence services, who fear the country's fragmentation and possibly their own future conviction in an international court for the mass killings in Darfur.

But it is likely to be at least of passing interest to large-scale dealers of mephedrone; the uncertainty over the safety of this law could effectively be their insurance against future conviction.

What are its followers imbibing?In this section No more parachuting in The devil you know A tizz about fizz A little help Unexpected bills We're back Deli-licious Frail and faltering Working single mothers Nats, wha hae ReprintsHope for a better future, conviction that the nats can deliver it, and an aching for the sense of purpose and belonging that many found in the separatist campaign.

Do psychiatric diagnoses in late adolescence increase the risk of a future conviction for violent crime?

Research questions: Do psychiatric diagnoses in late adolescence increase the risk of a future conviction for violent crime?