Sentence examples for which sentencing from inspiring English sources

Judge Keenan has scheduled a hearing on Friday at which sentencing issues are expected to be addressed.

Mr. Leibell pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice and tax charges, for which sentencing guidelines call for 18 to 24 months' imprisonment.

Much of the hearing, which lasted nearly two and a half hours, was devoted to arguments over which sentencing guidelines, if any, the judge should follow, or whether sentencing should be based on the plea agreement already reached.

In 2011, the latest year for which sentencing statistics are available, fewer than half the defendants who had been arrested for illegal possession of a loaded gun in New York City received a state prison sentence, according to an analysis of criminal justice statistics by the mayor's office.

Many people were the victims of summary judgments by people's revolutionary tribunals, which sentenced "lazy workers," "counter-revolutionaries" and corrupt officials.

Her conviction last year, in a civilian court, followed a conviction in 1996 by a military tribunal, which sentenced her to life in prison.

The Special Prosecutor appealed to the Supreme Court of Iceland which sentenced him to 8 months in prison.

"I am shocked and saddened by the decision made today by the Malawian court, which sentenced two innocent men to prison.

It would also allow Congress to legislate on the conditions under which sentences could be suspended.

The memo also says "prosecutors should not disturb the sentence in a case in which sentence has been imposed".

The prosecutor, Arthur Cotter, broke down the Miranda warning and asked Dakotah which sentences he couldn't comprehend.