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The appeals court on Friday revised her punishment to a three-year suspended sentence and released her.

They reversed the punishment Tuesday night and revised the discipline code.

But her administration has also revised the Forest Code to reduce punishments for illegal landowners, and pressed ahead with infrastructure projects that are another cause of tension.

The revised advertising law also includes harsher punishments for false advertising, prohibits advertising in schools or on educational materials, and bars endorsements of products by children younger than 10.

Consider: Brady's punishment will be appealed and revised downward, but for now his suspension stands at four games.

Since then, Mr Annan has suggested that if the sanctions regime is not achieving its objectives, it should be revised to offer more incentives and less punishment.

The Court of Appeal deemed the punishment too lenient and it was revised to 27 months.

Page A10 National NEW POLICY COULD EASE SENTENCES FOR CRACK CASES Thousands of prisoners convicted of crimes related to crack cocaine could get shorter sentences under a revised policy enacted by the federal agency that helps set punishment policy.

The offense of treason, and the punishment thereof, were codified in consecutive sections of the Revised Statutes.

The organization has objected to nurses participating in the execution of prisoners since 1983, but a revised position statement issued Tuesday now extends the position to capital punishment as a practice. .

In March, India revised its colonial-era laws on sexual assault, imposing heavier punishments for violence against women and designating stalking and voyeurism as criminal offenses.