Sentence examples for immediate sentencing from inspiring English sources

Placing hate speech into the general penal code means that suspects can be fast-tracked through the courts for immediate sentencing, which has also raised concerns among rights groups.

Campaigners had already expressed fears about the crackdown on speech deemed to "glorify terrorism" announced after the Charlie Hebdo attacks, which has seen cases rushed through the courts for immediate sentencing and resulting in long jail terms, including for people who had drunkenly insulted police officers.

Herman Cain?" Inmate Dave Franklin believes that Samuels is in a difficult position: With Obama pushing for immediate sentencing reform, Franklin says, there are a lot of staff members uncertain about their future.

She added: "However, it has to be an immediate sentence.

Anyone else who might be temped to commit this offence in the future can only expect an immediate sentence of imprisonment".

"While I have considerable sympathy for Mr Edmondson's family I am afraid that an immediate sentence of custody is inevitable," the judge added.

In 2014, those entering prison to serve sentences of less than 12 months accounted for 71percentt of all women entering prison under an immediate custodial sentence – a short sentence – in comparison to 55percentt of males.

An appeals court in Urumqi announced on Oct. 30 that it had upheld the nine immediate death sentences and the prison sentences of 12 other convicts.

Just over half of those who breached their asbo were given an immediate custodial sentence, with an average prison sentence of just over five months.

Despite a defence plea to hand out a suspended sentence, recorder Ian Murphy QC said he had no choice but to impose an immediate prison sentence on Owens.

Sentencing Stacey at Swansea Magistrates Courtt, District Judge John Charles told him: "In my view, there is no alternative to an immediate prison sentence.