Sentence examples for previous offenses from inspiring English sources

Because of previous offenses, Cris would miss the final — in the unlikely event that Lyon got there.

Judges will rely on a new pretrial assessment process, which will take into account factors including previous offenses and flight risk, to make a decision for each defendant.

Mr. Morales flashed a smile and pulled out a wad of pink paper from his pocket — summonses from previous offenses, he said.

Proponents argue that algorithms that use combination of factors – like the nature of the crime, records of previous offenses, personal history – present a fairer method of determining the likelihood of future criminal behavior.

They argued, and the Ninth Circuit agreed, that when applied to previous offenses, the law's requirements amount to a new punishment that violates the Constitution's prohibition against ex post facto legislation.

Among previous offenses for which they had been fined was erecting a monument without a permit--a small stone, set among the "peace trees, commemorating the 40th anniversary of the United Nations... Writer was told that the unauthorized monument, so subversively remembering the founding the UN has been removed; I don't know if the surrounding set of trees still stands.

White, too, seems happier, saying he felt that the previous offense did not give him a chance to showcase his passing.

Mr. Straile was in jail for burglary and resisting arrest in Newark, and for violating his parole from a previous offense in Pennsylvania.

There are questions, there is plenty left unexplained and, of course, a suspicion surrounding the Patriots because they have a previous offense in 2007's Spygate scandal.

His arrest in February came just six weeks after he was released from state prison for a previous offense, taking a joy ride in a transit agency vehicle.

A search warrant in the case states that her attackers took videos of Damaris's dying moments, and one was so brazen that he was wearing a court-ordered GPS monitoring bracelet from a previous offense.