Sentence examples for whether to commute from inspiring English sources
Now it's up to Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger to decide whether to commute Mr. Cooper's sentence before leaving office.
It is almost certain that Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm will have to decide whether to commute LeFevre's sentence.
Next week, the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles will vote on whether to commute Mr. Graham's sentence or go forward with the execution.
As Mr. Turow continues his international book tour this month, state lawmakers are considering some of the 85 commission recommendations in a special session, and Governor Ryan is pondering whether to commute the sentences of 150 people on death row.
Gov. George Ryan, who halted executions here in January 2000, after 13 condemned men were exonerated by DNA evidence, ordered the mass clemency hearings as he considers whether to commute the sentences of everyone on death row.
To our surprise, that play wound up running for nearly two years, touring nationally and internationally (including a stint at Riverside Studios in London) and being performed for US senators, Supreme Court Justices, and even George Ryan, then governor of Illinois, as he was considering whether to commute the sentences of all the state's death row inmates.
Their review also showed evidence that individuals decide sometimes whether or not to commute by bicycle by comparing cycling with other transport modes available trading-off attributes such as costs, travel time and safety.
Owners are expected to commute.
