Sentence examples for warrant sentences from inspiring English sources

The provincial courts deal with cases that warrant sentences of up to six years' imprisonment.

The Judge is arrested for questioning, and knowing that there is not enough evidence to warrant sentencing him, he offers Black a job with him.

The group has already discussed how many crimes don't really warrant prison sentences, how individuals need to take stronger ownership of their life choices and how rehabilitation somehow needs to be worked into prison culture.

In 2001, he was sentenced to death again, after a jury determined that there was not sufficient mitigating evidence to warrant a sentence of life imprisonment.

But what other words and phrases warrant a sentence of the custodial variety?

Judge Chambers, however, citing the evidence of the effects of the war on Mr. Oldani, concluded that "the personal characteristics of the defendant warrant a sentence lower than the guideline range".

In those states, juries decide if a defendant is guilty and then a judge makes the crucial finding of whether a murder was committed with aggravating circumstances that warrant a sentence of death.

This was because it was applied only in connection with certain offences against the state or the judicial system, or with offences which the courts considered to warrant a sentence of at least three years.

Merely pleading guilty is not enough to warrant a sentence reduction.

She also said the now-infamous words, "I've just signed your death warrant," after sentencing Nassar. .

"Nothing in the record before me warrants a sentence of less than 25 years," the judge said.