She gives a scant few sentences to the contemporary sex-equality argument against polygamy and dismisses as fear-mongering "Under the Banner of Heaven," Jon Krakauer's disturbing 2003 book about women and girls exploited by extremist Mormon sects.
He puts in scant time with customers.
Wheeler was in fact killed by Martorano, who also admitted to 20 other murders of his own and received a scant 15-year sentence for his testimony against Bulger and ultimately only served six years and has since become an author.
The judge who hears your case, Aaron Persky, will sentence you for a scant six months because,"A prison sentence would have a severe impact on him," Persky said.
Most Albanians in prison are also considered political prisoners because many were picked up by the police, often from refugee columns during the NATO bombing, and sentenced on scant evidence of wrongdoing, lawyers say.
Somehow, the conservancy's ongoing accomplishments barely made it to print in a scant portion of a single sentence in your article, but its author's vitriolic attention was fully engaged by harmless polo chatter and the maunderings of bitter divorcées.
Data is scant, since multiple factors create sentencing disparities, but many defenders believe one of the main consequences of "implicit bias" is how much time they spend on cases.
But even that conviction brought scant satisfaction.
Sentences are determined by the police, and defendants have scant chance to appeal imprisonment that can last up to four years.
While he can still appeal the verdict, the Communist Party controls China's judiciary, and the chances are scant that any judge would overturn the verdict or reduce his sentence of life in prison.
