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If, as you report, a hundred innocent people were facing death in this country since 1973, think of the hundreds of thousands of innocent people who received other, albeit lesser, sentences on the basis of a broken system.

ReprintsRuling in two federal drugs cases, the court said the guidelines improperly required judges to increase the range of possible sentences on the basis of their own factual findings made "on the preponderance of the evidence", rather than on the basis of evidence determined "beyond reasonable doubt" by a jury.

In another approach, social relation extraction system using dependency-kernel-based support vector machine was proposed [47], and classified input sentences on the basis of describing social relations between two people.

Patients with damage in left inferior frontal regions made greater numbers of reverse role errors primarily in the passive sentences, suggesting that they had difficulty determining the agent and recipient of the action in the sentences; a distinction that is made in semantically reversible sentences on the basis of syntactic information.

Since the number of potential sentences in any natural language is infinite, a theory of meaning for a language that is to be of use to creatures with finite powers such as ourselves, must be a theory that can generate an infinity of theorems (one for each sentence) on the basis of a finite set of axioms.

It means courts can sentence on the basis of the ­quantity of the drug and circumstances of the offending rather than the classification of the drug itself".

In the crack cocaine case, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, in Richmond, Va., said judges did not have the authority to reject a guidelines sentence on the basis of their own disagreement with the underlying sentencing policy.

Either way, it does not seem the role of the justice system to pass judgment and sentence on the basis of female demeanour, let alone to expect a better emotional performance from those who have been to university.

The State Court of Appeals said in its ruling that the trial judge had erred in stiffening Ms. Barton's sentence on the basis of aggravating factors, not proved in court, to which she did not admit in her guilty plea.

The Justice Court of the Republic last week found Charles Pasqua, 83, guilty of complicity in embezzling public funds when he was interior minister, but suspended his sentence on the basis of his age and "his past in service of France".

It is this fact, (B1), that guarantees that if you can form a mental sentence on the basis of certain rules, then you can also form many others on the basis of the same rules.