Sentence examples for imposed on juvenile from inspiring English sources
The first concerned harsh penalties imposed on juvenile offenders.
WASHINGTON — At a pair of Supreme Court arguments on Tuesday, the justices returned to the question of what the Constitution has to say about harsh sentences imposed on juvenile offenders.
For later spawning to be favored, the costs imposed on juvenile survival from early emergence must outweigh the costs imposed on adult survival and egg size.
The ruling came after an hour of arguments about whether a judge in an adult court had the ability to sentence Ethan Couch to serve time in jail for violating a probation imposed on him by a juvenile court in 2015.
We therefore hypothesize that this morphology is not strictly determined by developmental growth fields and instead is reflective of forces imposed on the foot during the juvenile period.
Stanford v. Kentucky (1989 ) and Roper v. Simmons (2005) Can the death penalty be imposed on a defendant who committed murder as a juvenile?
In addition, research burdens should not be disproportionately imposed on historically disadvantaged persons, a category that includes juvenile offenders (Dresser 1996).
At that point, the State Supreme Court said in a ruling issued Friday, Ms. Luis's parental rights under state juvenile law "collided with the sanction imposed on her by federal immigration law".
The Stanford ruling held that there was no national consensus on executing juveniles and let stand the death penalty imposed on the defendant, Kevin N. Stanford.
Overburdened school administrators and, increasingly, police officers who unravel juvenile cybercrimes, say it is almost impossible for them to monitor regulations imposed on teenagers.
