Sentence examples for prosecutors sentencing from inspiring English sources

A picture on Wednesday with an article about prosecutors' sentencing recommendation for Raj Rajaratnam, the Galleon Group hedge fund manager convicted of insider trading, carried an erroneous credit.

The judge said she had agreed with the demands of prosecutors, sentencing Titiev to four years in prison.

They even went beyond the prosecutors' sentencing requests, ordering him to serve seven – rather than six – years in prison and face a lifetime ban on holding public office.

Her mother's lawyers advised her that the state could not prove subversion, so "if the prosecutors sentenced her for that they would definitely have been reviled and condemned by a lot of people," she said.

The prosecutor sentenced the defendant, not the judge, with far less transparency and no appeal.

It also shows how bias on the part of individual judges and prosecutors drives sentencing inequity.

F.B.I. documents, made public in the 1970's, revealed that he had one-sided discussions with prosecutors about sentencing.

Prosecutors added sentencing enhancements to both charges for Baker allegedly using a knife during the attack.

Although he initially avoided jail, prosecutors ultimately sentenced Wallace to pay back $11 million, along with five years of probation and two of home detention.

Upon his conviction, he tried to put a hex on the judge and prosecutors who sentenced him to death.

PAGE A18 Pirro Sentenced to Prison Albert J. Pirro Jr., the influential businessman and husband of Westchester County's top prosecutor, was sentenced to 29 months in federal prison for tax evasion.