Sentence examples for strict mandatory from inspiring English sources
Critics of strict mandatory sentencing caution that allowances must be made for unwitting violations.
On the institutional front, the Party has introduced a strict mandatory retirement age and term limits at all levels.
Those costs can be substantial: in Oklahoma, strict mandatory sentences are often combined with steep statutory fines, in the tens of thousands of dollars.
The commutations are meant to combat the strict mandatory minimum sentences for drug crimes – symbolically, at least – an area where Republicans and Democrats both support reform.
In light of the epidemic, doctors need to shed their old habits, said Gary Mendell of Shatterproof, a group that advocates strict, mandatory PDMPs.
Instead of adopting strict, mandatory security measures, Congress, so far, has failed even to renew a list of voluntary precautions due to expire in October.
In California, which last year registered its largest number of measles cases since 1995, and the worst rate of pertussis since 1958, the state legislature Monday passed the strictest mandatory vaccination law in the country which, pending the governor's signature, will eliminate all exemptions other than those based on medical need.
Of the country's four major professional sports leagues, the NFL now has the strictest mandatory punishment for first-time domestic violence offenders.
With Attorney General Jeff Sessions sticking up for mass incarceration and making moves toward stricter mandatory minimums at the federal level, more and more women could end up languishing in cells no matter how small the charges against them.
They report to a probation officer and can quickly be returned to jail if they violate strict and mandatory conditions of release.
He has been subjected to strict sentencing mandatory minimum laws in Alabama because the cannabis offense involves a certain weight of the drug and comes on top of convictions for armed robbery more than 30 years ago in Florida when Brooker held up a series of liquor stores, his trial lawyer John Steensland said on Wednesday.
