Sentence examples for penalty policy from inspiring English sources

Natasha Minsker Death Penalty Policy Director A.C.L.U. of Northern California San Francisco, Feb. 25, 2009.

The Brooklyn case is coming to occupy a central place in discussion of the Justice Department's death penalty policy.

Jim Walden, a former senior federal prosecutor in Brooklyn, said it was "a remarkably bad decision" to superimpose national death penalty policy over local federal prosecutors' judgments about cooperating witnesses.

The penalty policy was introduced in 2010.

In order to control infeasible solutions, we have to employ penalty policy presented by Gen (1997).

There has been a third development concurrent with the two outlined above, far less influential in the formation of actual penalty policy even if it is of equal theoretical importance (Harding 1989).

That has now been followed by moves in Congress and the executive branch to review death penalty policies from a national perspective.

But some former federal prosecutors said Judge Gleeson's article put into words criticisms of Mr. Ashcroft's death penalty policies that many federal prosecutors are afraid to make publicly.

Now, out of the same court, the prosecutors who have been muttering about Mr. Ashcroft's death penalty policies have an unusually influential ally, a tough-as-nails judge who has leveled a rare public broadside against Mr. Ashcroft's approach.

I'm happy that a federal judge at least has finally stood up and said, 'Where there is an ineffective lawyer, we're going to do something about it.' " Texas' death penalty policies have recently been the focus of national attention both because of the number of executions and the visibility of Gov. George W. Bush's presidential campaign.

They investigated the effects of environmental subsidy and penalty policies on implementation of a clean production.