1. He will be giving/issuing directions to judges on sentencing in the next few days.

2. Sentencing is scheduled for May 7.

3. There is now new realism in sentencing.

4. Sentencing was adjourned while psychiatric reports are prepared.

5. Judges have discretionary powers over sentencing of criminals.

6. Sentencing policy is a source of disagreement between judges and the Home Office.

7. Sentencing policies, as a result of law and order campaigns mean the prisoners are younger and more likely to be black.

8. It is certainly the case that sentencing practice to the present day has manifested an uneasy and uneven relationship between the two.

9. Magistrates agreed to delay sentencing for three months so he could take the holiday.

10. Sentencing Harris, Lord Sutherland, told him that attempted murders involving such lethal weapons were becoming far too prevalent.

11. Yesterday the two appeared for sentencing and Simon Catterall, prosecuting, asked Teesside magistrates to confiscate their pet terriers.

12. I'd like to see indeterminate sentencing, so we can look at the risk they pose before we release them.

13. The overall picture of sentencing and penal practice presents a rather more complicated situation.

14. The government insists that 'prison works' and plans to introduce a tougher sentencing policy for people convicted of violent crime.

15. A major exception to the principle of proportionality relates to the sentencing of offenders for violent and sexual offences.

16. He said there was a need for proportionality in sentencing.

17. Home office Minister, Michael Jack told the delegates of the tougher sentencing available to the courts from October.

18. A further possible objection to gradation is that it limits the sentencing powers of the judge.

19. The main reason for the huge prison population is the fashion for severe and mandatory sentencing.

20. Several advantages are claimed for the guide-lines approach, not least of which is the achievement of greater consistency in sentencing.

21. Growing pressure for democratic change On Oct. 3 the Appeal Court overturned the conviction and sentencing of two prominent political prisoners.

22. But the main issue is that it extends the sentencing options available if the defendant is convicted.

23. They were assigned to disulfiram alone, disulfiram with group counselling, group counselling alone,[Sentence dictionary] and routine sentencing.

24. Williams pleaded guilty to conspiracy Jan. 28 and is awaiting sentencing.

25. Without question, many judges and sheriffs are far too lenient in sentencing people found guilty of violent crimes.

26. Surely the Lord Chancellor should have issued guidance to justices on the tariff for sentencing in such cases.

27. The Judiciary Committee rejected a proposal that would have made the sentencing guidelines only advisory.

28. This means that the only opportunity for perfecting the art of sentencing is by practising on actual offenders.

29. Stacey Koon was too lenient, in violation of federal sentencing guidelines.

30. Before settling on a mandatory-guideline system, Congress considered other competing proposals for sentencing reform.

31. Wavy Gravy, romancer of a suburban rock culture where drug use almost never results in mandatory sentencing.

32. At sentencing, the judge found by a preponderance of the evidence that Putra had been involved in both transactions.

33. Another useful preliminary distinction is that between external control over sentencing discretion as opposed to self-regulation practised by sentencers themselves.

34. Sentencing had been adjourned from an earlier date during which time it is alleged Marriner committed other offences.

35. It would also enable sentencing practice to be monitored and subjected to regular review.

36. But Ralph Perry is urging the chairman to review sentencing policy.

37. Thus, if the mandatory penalty were abolished, it would be sufficient to take account of provocation when sentencing for murder.

38. But delegates reacted favourable to calls for tougher sentencing, with proper life terms.

39. It follows the case of a youth who was sent on safari while awaiting sentencing.

40. The case must be sent there within 28 days of sentencing, and 14 of those days have already slipped by.

41. In this section we examine the contribution to the crisis that has been made by the sentencing decisions of the courts.

42. The ruse fell apart when Kennedy contacted the supposed letter writers after the sentencing to thank them for their interest.

43. These results are similar to a finding of M.P.D. statistics of sentencing, 1983.

44. Before the Act the courts had, as a matter of sentencing practice, isolated two different types of affray.

45. His announcement followed the sentencing earlier in the month of a further 45 opposition activists on charges arising from the February disturbances.

46. The lesser verdict may also assist the judge in sentencing, and help the public to understand the sentence imposed.

47. It is not possible to lay down rigid rules on sentencing - judges must be free to use their discretion.

48. Wilson said the Justice Department will begin distributing the money to fraud victims after sentencing in August.

49. The three defendants were found guilty of conspiracy to possess drugs. 9 February was set for sentencing.

50. Lane has been convicted of attempted voluntary manslaughter and is in custody awaiting sentencing next month.

51. He was released 22 hours after sentencing under a special amnesty declared by the President, Seku Torre.

52. But even during his sentencing hearing, he seemed to take issue with the contention that he acted alone.

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53. It was therefore a diversion from some crucial issues, such as sentencing and prison overcrowding.

54. The government responded to these incidents with considerable brutality, sentencing those involved to long prison terms.

55. Financial considerations can never be the deciding factor in sentencing.

56. The sentencing powers of magistrates are subject to certain general statutory restrictions in addition to the maximum penalties prescribed for each individual offence.

57. By doing so, I readily acknowledge that we are changing, ever so slightly, the role of the Crown with regard to sentencing.

58. Sentencing is too important to be left in the hands of one person without recourse to a higher authority.

59. Green is free on bail until his sentencing on June 27, when he faces up to 25 years in prison.

60. Jurors in the case of Dalton Prejean were unaware of his long-term mental problems when sentencing him to death.

61. How far judicial discretion on sentencing should be directed by Government policy is problematic.

62. If muggers can be deterred by punitive sentencing, then some of them must be made an example of.

63. This means they must actively encourage a more selective approach to custodial remand and sentencing.

64. Sperle pleaded guilty in the case in November, and now faces sentencing in February.

65. Does the prosecution have any objection to expedited sentencing?

66. Sentencing should restrict the aggregated consequential offences, too.

67. Sentencing one flagitious man to death can prevent the man from committing a crime again.

68. In an audiotape played during the sentencing phase, Jeffs was heard softly telling five young girls to "set aside all your inhibitions" as he gave them instructions on how to please him sexually.

69. On Monday Switzerland refused to extradite director Roman Polanski to California for sentencing on a 30-year-old sex crime because of potential technical faults in the US request for extradition.

70. Also of sentencing proposal follows the principle of procedure participation and open procedure.

71. Sentencing process mode includes separate process of sentence and mixed process of sentence.

72. The Lord Justice said he was not laying down guideline for sentencing.

73. Julio Lopez was a key witness from La Plata, who had played a significant role in the trial and life sentencing of Etchecolatz.

74. After the sentencing, Agricultural Bank branch in Yongjia again appeal.

75. Unifying the sentencing criterion and cautiously recognize as well - known trademarks.

76. In sentencing, the maximum sentence of the crime of illegally use armed forces special marks is seven years imprisonment only,[http:///sentencing.html] the original sentence of life imprisonment is apparently extremely heavy.

77. Personal dangerousness impacts sentencing . It is an important basis for implementing the criminal policy of combining punishment with leniency.

78. Social harmfulness and personal dangerousness have provided the interior basis and foundation for sentencing application respectively from the objective and subjective aspects.

79. Madoff, 70, is in jail in New York awaiting sentencing after he pleaded guilty to swindling billions from investors in what could be the biggest scam in Wall Street history.

80. Ms. Khan pleaded guilty to securities fraud, conspiracy and obstruction of justice, and is awaiting sentencing.

81. He said proposals to tackle reoffending and reducing sentencing was the "collective policy of the entire Government from top to bottom".

82. I think that we shall restrict the discretion through the elaborateness to reason of sentencing, the establishment to keynote of sentencing and legal case.

83. Still, like jurors in civil-law countries, the assessors, sitting alongside judges, are required to reach decisions on law and fact, and sometimes help with sentencing, too.

84. Although there is not an explicit definition about sentencing proposal in law, similar powers have been mentioned frequently by Chinese Criminal Procedure law and other related laws.

85. This part takes a further textual research in the origination and sentencing of voluntary surrender.

86. The authorities responded to their request by sentencing both to a year in labour camp, though the sentences are suspended as long as they behave well.