Sentence examples for sentencing patterns from inspiring English sources

Statistical evidence shows similar, stark, racist sentencing patterns in jurisdictions and states throughout the country.

The Racial Justice Act would have corrected the Court's decision, requiring states to demonstrate that racially biased capital sentencing patterns could be justified by legitimate, nonracial factors.

"The research evidence on the sentencing of young offenders is complex, but there is some indication that racial discrimination plays a part in conviction, remand, and possibly sentencing patterns, in some areas, some of the time.

We examine state and county level changes in murder rates, population, victim race, demography, and other characteristics that might explain shifting death sentencing patterns.

William Missouri, a black retired circuit court judge from Maryland, says he studied his own sentencing patterns and found "I was biased against my own people".

"Based on historical sentencing patterns, if you are a prisoner today, and you are over 50 years old, there is a greater likelihood that you are white," says Petrella.

Less frequent sentence patterns are more strongly priming.

Questions are dynamically generated along with sentence patterns of the lesson point, to realize variety and flexibility of the lesson.

Most Haitian Creole words and many Haitian Creole sentence patterns have their origins in French, but the sound patterns, the syntax, and the meanings are often quite different.

Just as a few simple sentence patterns enable small children to express an amazing variety of thoughts, a few basic principles do much of the lifting in economics.

Develops oral proficiency through building solid basic sentence patterns and increasing vocabulary in order to gain ability to speak about greater variety of topics with more detail.