Sentence examples for grant probation from inspiring English sources

Many courts will not even grant probation to migrant juveniles because they lack a local hukou.

In Bridges vs. California, a landmark 1941 case, the court overturned a contempt-of-court citation against this newspaper for an editorial urging a judge not to grant probation to two union members convicted of assaulting nonunion truck drivers and instead to send them to prison.

It is a Class E felony, for which even a convicted offender may be granted probation.

Another UBS banker, Renzo Gadola, pleaded guilty in the tax fraud case, cooperated, and was granted probation.

On Thursday, the Supreme Court rejected Mr. Dutt's plea that he should be out on parole or granted probation for his good conduct in the past.

Justice McGraw, of the West Virginia Supreme Court, did join an unsigned opinion of three justices in February that granted probation to Tony Dean Arbaugh Jr.

The eight othersare convicted criminalswho have been granted probation in exchange for attending, and doing the homework for, six twice-monthly seminars on literature.

The two men arrested — Michael Ward, 18, and Kenneth Williams, 20 — had ties to a gang, the police said, and one of them had been convicted of a gun charge last year but was granted probation.

As for myself and others who really know and care about Brock feel it would be in the best interest of ALL, that he be granted probation or reduced sentence.

And South Korean politicians, executives and journalists are increasingly prickly about the foreign investors who now own over 40% of the shares of the country's big publicly-traded firms.Last month, an appeals court granted probation on Mr Chey's three-year sentence.

In several cases, the board granted probation knowing the doctor had been convicted of misdemeanor criminal charges stemming from sexual abuse investigations.