Sentence examples for post-sentencing from inspiring English sources

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit by the Maricopa County prosecutor in Phoenix challenging the constitutionality of post-sentencing courts serving Spanish-speaking and Indian offenders of drunken-driving laws.

Lawyers had seven days post-sentencing to lodge appeals.

"It tells you there are absolutely massive post-sentencing differences," said Theodore Eisenberg, a law professor at Cornell and an author of the study, sponsored by the Cornell Law School Death Penalty Project, which provides legal services to death-row inmates.

Generally, though, post-sentencing matters like their prison conduct can affect the judge's decision.

Nevertheless, the military's post-sentencing treatment of Manning seems to be uniting LGBT groups.

In a post-sentencing statement he wrote: "It is regrettable that anyone had to come to harm, but given the choice of whether to lose my life to a hateful attack or fight for the chance to live, I will always choose the ferocious refusal to go quietly into the night".

But he said it would be considered in relation to his conduct post-sentence.

He announced the government would bring legislation for a post-sentence preventative detention system "to enable a continuing period of detention for high-risk terrorist offenders".

Malcolm Turnbull also confirmed the government would introduce further counter-terrorism legislation including a post-sentence preventative detention system and control orders for younger Australians deemed vulnerable to radicalisation.

Creates violent offender orders: civil preventative orders that allow courts to impose post-sentence restrictions on those convicted of violent offences.

About 45% of this group, or 2.6 million people have completed their sentence, but live in one of the country's 11 states that disfranchise people post-sentence through a range of opaque and poorly understood rules.