Sentence examples for sentencing process from inspiring English sources

Apparently reported by someone who has no clue about the federal sentencing process.

"Allowing the broadcast of judges' sentencing remarks could make the sentencing process more transparent and understandable," he said.

Above all, the new guideline should mean that the sentencing process for drug offences is now entirely transparent.

In addition, the sentencing process has become more formalized, with the judges being required to present explicit findings concerning how they reached decisions.

"The allegations against Mr. Salyer are unsupported except by individuals who have pled guilty and who are seeking a personal benefit in the sentencing process," Mr. Segal said.

A Downing Street source said: "Hearing why verdicts have been given and watching the sentencing process will add to public confidence in the courts".

These data describe a particular criminal justice system in a specific city in California; as such, they may not fully describe the sentencing processes in other criminal justice systems in other places.

Second, as information on sentencing processes was not at hand, we were unable to examine the effect of disparities in juvenile justice procedures on the large discrepancy of mental health problems between Moroccan immigrant and native Dutch youths in juvenile justice institutions.

The DPA even devoted an entire section of its website, called My Prop 64, to helping potential petitioners through the reduction and re-sentencing process.

NY State has been cutting back its mandatory sentences for drugs for several years, reducing its prison population by 24percentt since 1996, and has successfully employed a re-sentencing process for over 1,000 non-violent drug offenders imprisoned under the old laws.

(This is consistent with Smith's report of 21% reduction in reading speed when case is alternated in this way [38].) The contextual sentence process, S, accounts for 22% of reading rate, on average, but is variable across readers (mean±SD = 87±30 word/min), which may reflect individual differences in print exposure (see ref. 19).