Sentence examples for joint sentencing from inspiring English sources

The joint sentencing memorandum, filed in federal court by Ayre's lawyers and federal prosecutors, cited Ayre's charitable endeavors and contributions.

"The joint sentencing proceedings did not render the sentencing proceedings fundamentally unfair".

"Only the most extravagant speculation would lead to the conclusion that the supposedly  prejudicial evidence renders the Carr brothers' joint sentencing procedure fundamentally unfair".

As for the matter of a joint sentencing hearing for the Carrs, the justices didn't seem fully convinced that separate hearings would solve the brothers' constitutional conundrum.

Elsewhere in the court's decision, Scalia rejected the Carr brothers' argument that a joint sentencing for the two meant that one brother's "mitigating evidence put a thumb on death's scale for the other, in violation of the other's Eighth Amendment rights".

But Ardita probably won't do time, since the plea bargain contains a joint sentence recommendation of three years probation and a $5,000 fine.

In a semantic priming study, we investigated the processing of German English homographs such as gift (German = "poison", English = "present") in sentence contexts using a joint reaction time (RT /event-related bRT /event-relatedRP) measure.

Ahmad al-Faqi al-Mahdi will become the first person to admit to war crimes charges before the international criminal court (ICC) based in The Hague at a joint hearing and sentencing due to be held in the coming months.

Since, apparently, they could not manage a single dull sentence, their joint correspondence brings their time to sparkling life.

U.S. District Judge Emmet G. Sullivan of the District set the date in a court order Wednesday after prosecutors and attorneys for Flynn, in a joint filing Monday, requested sentencing between Nov. 28 and Dec. 7. Sullivan directed prosecutors to file their recommended sentence by Dec. 4, Flynn's attorneys by Dec. 11, and gave prosecutors three days after that to answer the defense proposal.

In some instances sentencing under joint enterprise has acted as a dragnet.