Sentence examples for sentencing plan from inspiring English sources

Roman Polanski's legal options narrowed Monday as a Los Angeles judge denied his request to unseal testimony about a sentencing plan in his 33-year-old sex-crimes case.

The motion contends that Mr. Gunson's testimony would prove that an extradition request filed with Switzerland last year included a false depiction of the sentencing plan by Judge Laurence J. Rittenband.

On Thursday Mr. Polanski's American lawyers filed a motion in Los Angeles County Superior Court seeking the sealed testimony of Roger Gunson, a retired deputy district attorney, about a sentencing plan devised by Judge Laurence J. Rittenband.

Lawyers for Roman Polanski filed a motion in Los Angeles County Superior Court on Thursday seeking access to the sealed transcript of testimony by a prosecutor, Roger Gunson, about a judge's sentencing plan in the 33-year-old sex case against Mr. Polanski.

Many states, in revamping their sentencing plans, have also created alternatives to incarceration for lesser crimes.

President Trump's former national security adviser, Michael Flynn, and prosecutors are also expected to update a federal court by June 29 on any sentencing plans.

"Oh," they cry, "not another U-turn!" First there were the forests, then there were the GP commissioning consortiums and now there are Ken Clarke's sentencing plans.

Many states have met these criticisms head on by replacing parole with determinate sentencing plans in which all offenders are given specific prison terms, allowing only small reductions for good behavior.

The political fallout from Clarke's intervention could come as early astommorow amid speculation that he will use an appearance on a BBC Question Time special filmed at Wormwood Scrubs prison, in London, to announce changes to his sentencing plans.

His analysis of the penal system's shortcomings is also acute: its poor assessment of inmates' needs; the miserable amount of education - as low as five hours a week in local prisons - that inmates receive, when 95% are in need of urgent help; the failure of many sentencing plans to even refer to tackling offending behaviour.

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