Sentence examples for prosecution recommendation from inspiring English sources

[Note: Although the judge accepted the prosecution recommendation on jail time and probation, he did not order her to pay the fine or do community service.] The D.A.'s office took the position that McMillan had brought the sentence on herself when she "opted to reject a plea offer to a lesser offense".

The judges are not obliged to act on the prosecution's recommendation.

Shaw, 53, was sentenced by Los Angeles U.S. District Judge George Wu, who shaved a month and a $3,000 fine off the prosecution's recommendation for a six-month sentence.

On August 27, U.S. District Judge Henry E. Hudson accepted Vick's guilty plea, but reminded Vick that he (Hudson) was under no obligation to accept the prosecution's recommendation of a reduced sentence.

Although the prosecution made no recommendation for a sentence, Julio A. Cuevas Jr., an assistant district attorney, said Sergeant Eiseman had committed perjury, falsified paperwork and trained subordinates to do the same.

Before Mr. Appleton could respond, another panel member, Judge Roger J. Miner, said that if the panel did not follow the prosecution's sentencing recommendation, "you'll probably take our names and report them to the attorney general".

In other words, they should be able to turn it over to the appropriate authorities for prosecution, and a recommendation should be rendered with that if they believe laws were broken and they believe the proper authorities ought to take action.

In July the chief commissioner of Victoria police, Graham Ashton, confirmed allegations against Pell had been referred to the office of public prosecutions for a recommendation as to whether police should drop the investigation, investigate further or lay charges.

At the time Ashton said allegations against Pell had been referred to the office of public prosecutions for a recommendation as to whether police should drop the investigation, investigate further or lay charges.

Forty of the forty-two charesultinglting from the raid were eventually dropped, and the money-laundering count that Conte pleaded guilty to was in the amount of a few hundred dollars, "a sum rarely, if ever, deemed worthy of federal prosecution," as his sentencing recommendation said.

In part, Comey explained, the recommendation against prosecution was made because an indictment would have taken investigators into uncharted legal waters.