Sentence examples for got prison time from inspiring English sources

Rudd plays Scott Lang, an idealistic campaigner against corporate abuses who got prison time in San Quentin for staging a non-violent protest: breaking into the home of a notorious fatcat.

According to the most recent Department of Justice data, 49% of convicted felons get prison time in the South compared with 43% elsewhere in the country.

The lead prosecutor, Michel Spanakos, noted that Ms. Gordon was convicted of eight out of nine charges, and said he hoped she would get prison time.

Since only a small percentage of men arrested for domestic abuse get prison time, judges had to do something with the rest.

The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry, a music industry lobbying group, had hoped that Mr. Kvasov would get prison time in a Russian criminal case.

But that is still a significant number of offenders for the system to process, and in the end only a fraction of offenders get prison time.

"And if you can't get prison time, you are still creating a record, identifying an offender and providing a conviction, so that next time the sentence will be more substantial".

Mr. Taubman may be helped in part by his age -- he's 79 -- his years of philanthropy and by the belief of his supporters that as the only member of the price-fixing scheme to get prison time, he got a bad deal.

(For whatever reason, Dinesh D'Souza will not get prison time for doing the exact same thing).

For example, getting prison time is something you can't complain about.

Allied's lawyer, Jacksonville attorney Kelly Mathis, is the only Allied defendant to go to trial and get prison time: six years.