Sentence examples for time for sentencing from inspiring English sources

And without question, if he could provide that "substantial assistance" in connection with organized crime, he would certainly be sitting pretty when it came time for sentencing.

When it came time for sentencing in 2010, the trial judge took note of the guidelines then in place, which suggested a sentence between 70 and 87 months.

By the time they arrived for sentencing on Wednesday, Ahmad and Ahsan had already sat and waited in prison for 10 and eight years, respectively.

They constantly clash with other artists, Lethal B's Fire Camp in particular and most recently Demon, while both Riko and Taliban Trim admit to having "done time" for sentences they'd rather not discuss.

The mean length of stay in full-time custody for sentenced female prisoners in NSW is 196 days (or 300 days for remand to sentenced custody) [ 14], compared with 18 months (547 days) in US state prisons [ 15].

For Henry, his dad's stature is nearly unbearable -- it's as if the son must approach the bench for sentencing any time he's around his father.

In criminal justice, there is likely to be a challenge to the right of the Home Office, rather than the judiciary, to determine actual jail time for murderers sentenced to life in prison.

The sentences started in a jittered order to preserve the variance within the BOLD signal (onset-times for sentences: 1, 500, 1000, 1500, 2000 ms).

Yet when it came time for his sentencing, the unexpected happened.

He finished, and it was time for the sentencing by Judge Cedarbaum.

Live updating on Twitter from a Scottish court was allowed for the first time for the sentencing of former MSP Tommy Sheridan in January 2011.