It is known that leniency helps deterring illegal relationships sustained by repeated interaction.
Cicero's former town president, Betty Loren-Maltese, wagered $18.8 million at casinos over the last three years, federal prosecutors say in arguing that she deserves no leniency for helping to loot $12 million from a municipal insurance fund.
The New York prosecutors rejected the idea that Cohen should receive leniency for helping investigators, noting that his crimes were motivated by "personal greed" and that he "repeatedly used his power and influence for deceptive ends".
Letting people choose to either be booked or to suddenly be included in a training program sounds like a devil's bargain, but the leniency could help out with overcrowding in the California's prison system, which leads the nation in locking up drug offenders.
Letting people choose to be either booked or suddenly included in a training program sounds like a devil's bargain, but the leniency could help out with overcrowding in the California's prison system, which leads the nation in locking up drug offenders.
Letting people choose to either be booked or to suddenly be included in a training programme sounds like a devil's bargain, but the leniency could help out with overcrowding in the California's prison system, which leads the nation in locking up drug offenders.
A Federal judge who will sentence Terry L. Nichols in the Oklahoma City bombing said today that he would consider some leniency if Mr. Nichols helped the Government learn more about the conspiracy.
He could have faced five years in jail and a $250,000 fine but prosecutors suggested leniency because he had since helped to thwart other virus creators.
People tweeted stories about police leniency, about how their whiteness had helped them out when they needed a business loan.
Prosecutors told a Bali court there was no reason to show any leniency to the 24-year-old because he helped organise the heroin smuggling operation.
