The phrase "penalty procedures" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to the rules or protocol for inflicting a punishment for breaking a rule or law. For example: "The court outlined the penalty procedures for the convicted felon."
President Barack Obama described the Lockett execution as "deeply troubling" and has initiated a department of justice review of death penalty procedures on the back of it.
The decision, to be announced on Monday, would make Illinois the first state to stop executions while it reviews its death penalty procedures, the newspaper reported.
Senator Russell Feingold of Wisconsin has urged President Clinton to suspend all federal executions pending a review of death penalty procedures similar to the one Governor Ryan has initiated in Illinois.
McGrail and McGrail also examined the universities' penalty procedures for plagiarizers, concluding that universities had a multi-level process usually starting with a conference with the instructors and holding what is called informal meeting with the student in order to reach a resolution.
One can argue concerning the degree of punishment, whether fines rather than jail time should have been imposed, but that is a function of the Russian penalty procedures.
In November, Ohio became the first state to say it would switch to a single drug, rather than a three-drug cocktail, in its death penalty procedure.
This penalty procedure on the interfaces allows for a simplification and sparsification of the representation of differential operators by discarding the elements responsible for interactions between neighboring subdomains.
McMaster and Sterling created a false sense of urgency to publicly call for a law that would make much of the death penalty procedure in South Carolina a secret.
Although it may still go forward, officials said they were searching for a justification to postpone it, especially because a study is still under way into the fairness of federal death-penalty procedures.
In this paper, we use the Lagrangian multipliers method, introduced by Zhang et al. (2015), to fit for the different prior geological or geophysical information during the inversion procedure; the additional penalty function of the density bound constraints makes the recovered model more reliable.
In January 1995, Attorney General Reno, wanting to insure uniformity in the application of the federal death penalty, adopted procedures that require United States Attorneys to file memoranda in cases where the death penalty is an option.
