Sentence examples for jailing him for from inspiring English sources

In 1997, the Justice Department deported Mr. Marzook to Jordan after jailing him for 22 months.

Yet jailing him for five years will mean that Sergei Sobyanin, the incumbent mayor, wins a tainted vote on September 8th.

Jailing him for  five years in 1986, the judge described him as "one of nature's fraudsters... a swindler without scruple or conscience".

As well as jailing him for 12 weeks, the judge imposed a one-year driving ban and ordered the peer to pay £500 prosecution costs.

The Israelis arrested Shehada in 1988, jailing him for 10 years, in time for him to emerge into the final and bloody years of the Oslo experiment.

Jailing him for life with a minimum sentence of seven years, Judge Durham Hall said: "This cannot be passed off as a young man coping with sexual rejection and you have since expressed regret that you did not kill her…Your victim was distraught, confused and bewildered, and the trauma you have caused her is incalculable".

The Army jailed him for several days.

A US court jailed him for 40 years after convicting him of treason and espionage.

In August, when the police jailed him for lacking a permit, outraged crowds swarmed the jailhouse.

In 2000 Panama jailed him for plotting to kill Mr Castro during a summit.

Security agents arrested and jailed him for four months in 2005.