The output side, the actual-words-in-sentences stage, is only one half of writing.
It is at the sentencing stage that victim personal statements are better established.
But most prisoners, they add, are taking far too long to get to the sentencing stage.
With the exception of habitual traffic offenders and people convicted of having driven under the influence of alcohol, extensive prior records generally preclude the use of house arrest, at least at the sentencing stage.
Likewise, at the sentencing stage, house arrest is likely to be cost-effective if used on lesser offenders who would normally be detained or on those who may have gotten probation but who need the extra formal controls to resist criminal temptations.
They reserved their energy instead for the sentencing stage, when they portrayed their client as a good kid led astray by his older brother and his mother, who had become immersed in an intolerant form of Islam.
She was very adamant towards all of Manning's supporters who were there today to not make any outbursts in the court room or create any scenes, otherwise they would be removed immediately and probably not be able to return for the rest of the sentencing stage". .
During the trial and sentencing stage, children in conflict with the law are often not kept separate from adult offenders.
Because the hemodynamic response integrates neural activity over several seconds, an element of reanalysis may be present even at the sentence stage.
Judges also have significant discretion with respect to diverting individuals charged under the Criminal Code at the sentencing stage of the process.
This sentence, stage-whispered with a wondrous sense of promise, like a campaign slogan for the coming apocalypse, inaugurates lengthy and lurid descriptions of the the cruelties and abuses of the Antichrist's reign and concludes impenetrably complex exegeses of biblical prophecies as they pertain to Israeli foreign and domestic policy.
