Sentence examples for sentencing someone from inspiring English sources

"I don't really feel that I'm sentencing someone," she said.

If passed, courts would take evidence of misogyny into account when sentencing someone taking sexually intrusive images.

For example, instead of sentencing someone to jail for a drug charge, the judge will mandate them to a specific number of days in rehab.

The weakened economy has recently drawn attention to an unexpected but stark fact: that sentencing someone to death costs more than life without parole.

If sentencing someone to die in prison without the possibility of review is a breach of the human rights convention, it will make no difference whether the judge passes a 100-year sentence or orders a whole-life term.

Donnelly would later tell senators that sentencing someone to prison "is one of the most difficult tasks a judge faces". Some of her cases, however, were so horrific it didn't seem hard.

Just to be clear, 21 years is the most the judge can sentence someone AT TRIAL.

You can't sentence someone based on feelings; you have to prove that he did wrong".

"But you can't sentence someone only because they're a role model," she said.

In New York State, only a jury has the power to sentence someone to death.

(In the other, Ring v. Arizona, the court ruled that only juries, not judges, could sentence someone to death).