Sentence examples for longer punishment from inspiring English sources

Rodriguez received a much longer punishment than any of the others, and is playing while he appeals.

The prosecution in the case, led in the sentencing phase by Captain Joe Morrow, has asked for at least a 60-year sentence, arguing that a longer punishment would deter future potential leakers.

This requires a stronger punishment (longer punishment phase), and hence, it induces more energy consumption in peak hours as the system stays longer in the punishment phase.

What I know as his father is that incarceration is not the punishment for Brock, but a longer punishment meant for a rapist.

Government officials also said that the three-month suspension did punish Apollo with loss of revenue and bad publicity and might deter bad behavior going forward, and they noted that the Pentagon office overseeing education is too small to conduct an adequate investigation that could have sustained a longer punishment.

If you keep nagging to get ungrounded, it might result in you getting a longer punishment.

You realise that if you deal in drugs, you get longer punishments.

Penal reformers fear that allowing lay magistrates to impose longer punishments would result in over-congested jails filling up with more inmates.

Nicole had mixed feelings: she liked the idea of greater incentives for restitution, but she wasn't sure about giving up longer punishments, given how easy it would be for someone to leave prison and go back to downloading child pornography.

And, most troubling, debtors' prisons create a racially skewed, two-tiered system of justice in which the poor receive harsher, longer punishments for committing the same offenses as the rich.

After accepting your punishment for at least several days (though a week is better for longer punishments), you can ask to be let off early from your punishment.