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"Most judges will tell you that sentencing is the most difficult thing we do," he said.

No 10 has stressed that sentencing for the most dangerous criminals will be unchanged.

He added that sentencing in Lorang's case would probably be more severe because of political factors.

Comey said that sentencing reform should be debated but questioned rhetoric about "mass incarceration".

I need one to mark the news that sentencing for drug offences, in some cases, will be shortened.

The council's research showed that sentencing for cannabis cultivation had changed quite significantly in the past year.

He noted that sentencing law recognized that individuals with different levels of culpability should be treated differently, and that some crimes were more evil than others.

But everybody can agree that sentencing a pregnant woman to death because she has supposedly abandoned her religion is an unspeakable horror.

"It's rare that anyone goes to jail when they plead to a misdemeanor," Mr. Simon said, noting that sentencing is usually left to a judge's discretion.

In defending American policy in this area in 2006, the State Department told the United Nations that sentencing is usually a matter of state law.

Allied to this must be a full acknowledgement by the Sentencing Council that sentencing and bail guidance must set out clearly the levels of disparity for each offence.