Sentence examples for newly sentenced from inspiring English sources

As the debate gathered steam, the most unexpected and battle-scarred participant turned out to be the newly sentenced Mr. Evans, who stood outside the courthouse and volunteered an unusually blunt warning based on his insider's expertise.

"But around 1988 we also became a reception center for newly sentenced inmates, and most of them are younger guys who just don't have the connection with the murals.

To be eligible for participation, probationers must have been at least 18 years old, newly sentenced to probation (within 30 days of sentencing), and reported heavy alcohol use or any illicit drug use within the past 90 days.

If Brown's plan is enacted, shorter term inmates will leave prison before the Supreme Court's deadline expires, and newly sentenced lower-level offenders would go to local jails.

She only served half of her sentence because Rio's jails were so overcrowded that the city was forced to release inmates to make room for newly sentenced criminals.

A 2012 Ministry of Justice study on the family backgrounds of 1,435 newly sentenced prisoners – of whom 1,303 were male – found that 24percentt had been in care at some point in their childhood.

In 1988, amidst the so-called "War on Drugs" era, my father, William Underwood, was arrested under the newly enacted Sentencing Guidelines and the Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1988.

The newly created United States Sentencing Commission simply adopted the 1986 Act's sentencing scheme without utilizing the required empirical approach founded upon past sentencing practices.

A prominent New York lobbyist convicted of bribing former State Senator Carl Kruger has been secretly cooperating with the federal authorities and is asking a judge for leniency when he is sentenced on Friday, newly filed court documents show.

In a newly filed sentencing memo, EPA Assistant Inspector General Patrick Sullivan wrote that Beale perpetrated a "crime of massive proportions" and blamed the "trusting" and "accepting" culture of the EPA for enabling Beale to carry out the scam.

Claudio's lines, spoken on his way to prison under the newly stringent sentence of death for fornication, are from a speech oddly and notoriously difficult - oddly, because Claudio is a simple man.