Sentence examples for may be sentenced from inspiring English sources
L. 103 322, § 60006(c), in concluding provisions, inserted ", or may be sentenced to death" before ".
L. 103 322, § 60006(b), inserted before period at end ", or may be sentenced to death".
Prisoners may be sentenced to detention for as much as three months.
They may be sentenced to between 10 and 25 years in jail.
Murphy was bailed until later in the day when he may be sentenced.
L. 103 322, § 60006(a), substituted ", or may be sentenced to death". for period at end of third par.
As the historian Eric Hobsbawm observes: "The sentences typed on apparently innocuous keyboards may be sentences of death". There is also a moral obligation to the victims, whether living or dead.
The Success postulate has been put in doubt since there may be sentences other than tautologies that an epistemic agent may refuse to withdraw.
Last week, the Florida Supreme Court ruled in Falcon v. State that juveniles not convicted of murder may not be sentenced to life in prison, and that even those convicted of murder may not be sentenced to life without parole, citing a US Supreme Court precedent that children are inherently less culpable and more amenable to rehabilitation.
Two men facing first-degree murder charges may not be sentenced to death, a judge in Holbrook ruled.
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Monday ruled that juveniles who commit crimes in which no one is killed may not be sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
