Percent of drug offenders: 25% Average sentence: 29 years, 22 months Average guideline sentence: 217.6 years, 22 months Minimum sentence: About 22% qualified for a mandatory minimum sentence, with almost 103% of those decreasing that sentence through safety valves.
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Percent of drug offenders: 210% Average sentence: 227 years, 270 months Average guideline sentence: 7 years, 7 months Minimum sentence: 43.1% of heroin trafficking offenders qualified for a mandatory minimum sentence, almost half were able to reduce that sentence.
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Students then emulated — sentence by sentence — the sentence structure of the piece, and incorporated five SAT words of their choice.
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In 2016, Morsy's death sentence and life sentence were overturned.
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You can use these sentence frames: Sentence ___ goes first because _________.
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In a novel every sentence is only that, a sentence.
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The Eaton County sentence will be served concurrently with the Ingham County sentence but after the child pornography sentence, the judge said.
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Percent of drug offenders: 2.8% Average sentence: 3 years, 8 months Average guideline sentence: 5 years, 9 months Minimum sentence: No mandatory minimum.
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His death sentence and life sentence were eventually overturned in 2016.
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The kidnapping sentence will be served consecutively to the murder sentence.
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His seven-year state sentence ran concurrently with his federal sentence.
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Some of Jackson's sentence will be served concurrently with Ellis's sentence.
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Sam Altman: You live-blogged it, it was sentence by sentence.
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Percent of drug offenders: 8.1% Average sentence: 6 years, 7 months Average guideline sentence: 8 years, 23 months Minimum sentence: 46.6% of all offenders qualified for a mandatory minimum sentence, but just less than a third of those were able to reduce their sentence below the mandatory minimum.
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Satan made us wait 26 years between Suspended Sentence and Life Sentence.
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Leoner Aguirre's federal sentence will begin after he completes his state sentence.
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"I believe that any greater sentence other than the minimum mandatory sentence will in essence be a death sentence," attorney James Popil told the court.
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The sentence was significantly less than the six-month sentence sought by prosecutors.
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Some decried the sentence, saying his celebrity status contributed to a lenient sentence.
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Shkreli's seven-year sentence is below the maximum possible sentence of 20 years.
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He could receive a life sentence if convicted and given the maximum sentence.
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A London court will sentence him on Monday and he faces a life sentence.
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Murder carries a mandatory life sentence, while manslaughter carries a maximum sentence of life.
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Wednesday's federal sentence will run concurrent with Rice's military sentence, according to the DOJ.
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Widespread outrage over the sentence The incident and the judge's sentence spawned national outrage.
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"Jimmy, write me a sentence, any sentence," Kelly said, and held out a pencil.
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The result: Turner's six-month sentence will very likely be a three-month sentence.
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Little can compare with her writing, which continues to astonish from sentence to sentence.
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"This sentence is beyond barbaric," the U.S. State Department said of Sotoudeh's reported sentence.
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"It's like an unexecuted sentence of death," she told Mic about her life sentence.
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Not bad on a molecular, sentence-by-sentence level; there the prose mostly excels.
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Xi personally reviews every draft of major policy documents, sentence by sentence, Xinhua said.
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However, anything substantially greater than that sentence may be tantamount to a death sentence.
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Harshest sentence yet The sentence is said to be the harshest sentence ever given for insulting the monarchy according to iLaw, a group that tracks royal defamation cases.
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" While "people are saying [any sentence is] a death sentence, I'm not sure it is.
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The federal sentence will be served concurrently with any sentence Lackey receives for local charges.
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So let's break down what Trump said -- and what he meant, sentence by sentence. 1.
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But the new one translates sentence by sentence, which means it factors in this verbal context.
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They're offered a seven-year sentence instead of a 2650-year sentence, and they take that.
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She'd go over her children's papers with them, sentence by sentence, pressing them to make improvements.
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"There are reasons why your sentence is not going to be like his sentence," Jackson said.
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Thomas received a six-and-a-half-year sentence and Patatas received a five-year sentence.
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The new sentence runs concurrently ... meaning it won't be tacked on to his 7 year sentence.
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Ferreira argued that the sentence was unnecessarily harsh and said Davis planned to appeal his sentence.
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That sentence will run concurrently with the 40- to 175-year sentence from nearby Ingham County.
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Percent of drug offenders: 17.6% Average sentence: 2 years, 2 months Average guideline sentence: 2 years, 10 months Minimum sentence: 27% of marijuana trafficking offenders were eligible for a mandatory minimum penalty, but almost 70% of those were able to reduce their sentence from the mandatory minimum.
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Jackson said she has to decide where Manafort's sentence should fall in the sentencing guidelines, whether to run the sentence for each charge consecutively or concurrently and whether to run the D.C. sentence consecutively or concurrently with the sentence he receives in the Eastern District of Virginia.
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Teresa served an 11-month sentence in 2015, and Joe began serving his sentence in March 2016.
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If I can't explain it in one sentence, the regular consumer won't understand it in one sentence.
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The court then re-imposed the death sentence in 2017, but the five-year sentence replaces it.
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That sentence is to run concurrent with any other sentence, according to the Los Angeles DA's office.
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Sums it up: Priebus alternated sentence to sentence whether Trump believes Russia "probably" interfered or "did" interfere.
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Jackson's final sentence came in below the maximum sentence of 10 years allowed under federal sentencing guidelines.
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The relatively short sentence came as a shock to prosecutors, who suggested a six-year prison sentence.
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The sentence is 14 days of solitary confinement, although seven days of the sentence will be suspended.
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The part of the sentence in quotes has to work grammatically with the rest of the sentence.
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Murder carries a mandatory life sentence in Hong Kong, while manslaughter carries a maximum sentence of life.
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Brown-Long was serving a life sentence, but had her sentence commuted earlier this year by Gov.
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Typically, if a death sentence is commuted, it is replaced with a sentence of life without parole.
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Then I look at their reaction from sentence to sentence to see if I should go on.
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Ruslan Sokolovsky has avoided a prison sentence, instead receiving a three-and-a-half-year suspended sentence.
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Percent of drug offenders: 33.6% Average sentence: 7 years, 23 months Average guideline sentence: 10 years, 1 month Minimum sentence: 54% of meth trafficking offenders were eligible for a mandatory minimum penalty, but almost half of those were able to qualify for the safety valve, reducing that sentence.
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You will have this beautiful flowing sentence where the back of the sentence reverts to the front and they cut the back of the sentence off, and I say I never said that.
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Unsure how to proceed, I took a methodological approach; I would first imagine the harshest sentence possible, then a sentence slightly less severe, moving backward until I found a sentence that seemed fitting.
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He came there to lie his way into a reduction of sentence and left looking at another sentence.
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In 2016, President Obama commuted Anthony's sentence of 262 months of imprisonment to replace the former life sentence.
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Four states ban the sentence in nearly all cases, and three others have never imposed such a sentence.
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That would include the Rubashkin sentence and the long sentence for the now-released Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard.
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But then this remarkable sentence, delivered with an agonized intensity rarely brought to any sentence involving plant milks.
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Harvey Weinstein is asking the judge who will sentence him Wednesday for mercy ... a 5 year prison sentence.
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Tiny like the zero-redundant details which make the difference between a good sentence and a great sentence.
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Her sentence is the longest sentence ever given for a federal crime involving leaks to the news media.
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Jackson is set to sentence Stone next Thursday and will ultimately have the final say on Stone's sentence.
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An em dash makes the details seem like part of the sentence—an important part of the sentence.
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This Eaton County sentence will run concurrently with the 40-to-175-year sentence in Ingham County, Michigan.
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Victims react to sentence Gloria Allred, who represents several women accusing Cosby of sexual assault, praised the sentence.
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He is "a master of timing, word by word, sentence by sentence," says Andrew Taylor, a crime novelist.
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"And that's not for a sentence you thought yourself, but for a sentence we showed you," she says.
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Whenever the sentencing takes place, Marra can issue a lighter sentence than called for by the guidelines, but he is required to calculate the recommended sentence and to explain his reasons for a lower sentence.
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Sentence by sentence, the book blends the leanness of a taut thriller with the marbled fatness of Elizabethan prose.
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This type of "er" sound when starting a sentence, that type when ending a sentence — that kind of thing.
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After completing his U.S. sentence, Findikoglu will be deported and is expected to serve that Turkish sentence, Madiou said.
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Despite the recommendations of the sentencing guidelines, trial courts can and do sentence defendants above the guidelines' recommended sentence.
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The only line that a sentence may not cross is the statutory maximum sentence -- and here, that's 10 years.
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Then, start typing out a sentence and hit Tab to have the AI finish off your sentence for you.
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His lawyers will probably argue that for a man of his age, any long sentence is a life sentence.
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Anyway, the rest we'll have to break down sentence by sentence, lest we suffer third-degree burns by proxy.
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They are reviewing a crime, and a procedure, and a trial, and a sentence, and carrying out the sentence.
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The horrific nature of his alleged crimes certainly warrantsa life sentence in prison, so sentence mitigation isn't much incentive.
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My sentence of 22 years was egregious, and a sentence of life without parole for nonviolent people is unconscionable.
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The accomplice, Jerome L. Hamilton, received a life sentence and testified against Mr. Smith, who received a death sentence.
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Nassar's latest sentence won't begin until after he serves a 60-year prison sentence on federal child pornography charges.
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"The sentence was in absentia and al-Wahsh can pay about $600 USD to suspend the sentence," Magdi explains.
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From there, you'll be shown results from the analysis of the document as a whole and sentence-by-sentence.
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Any additional convictions on the 10 unresolved counts could yield a sentence akin to a de facto life sentence.
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While serving her prior sentence, she attempted suicide twice, and also transitioned genders during the course of her sentence.
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The Eaton County sentence will run concurrently with the 40-to-175-year sentence from nearby Ingham County, Michigan.
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This carried a three-year sentence, of which he had enough credit for served time to cover his sentence.
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Each charge carries a mandatory minimum sentence of 20 years and a potential max sentence of life without parole.
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Gun possession charges, we believed at the time, could lead to a life sentence, or worse, a death sentence.
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The passage consists of a sentence of 66 words followed by a comma and then a sequence of clauses and phrases that is neither a part of the sentence preceding it nor a sentence in itself.
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Manning's sentence was controversially commuted by Obama in 2017 after Manning had served seven years of a 35-year sentence.
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Murder carries a mandatory life sentence, while manslaughter carries a maximum of life though a shorter sentence can be set.
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Baroni is serving an 18-month prison sentence while Kelly's 13-month sentence was put on hold while she appealed.
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Light sentence The court magistrate gave Heard a one-month good behavior bond sentence, CNN-affiliate 7 News Australia said.
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This time around, the prosecution had asked for a harsher sentence: 40 years, a decade longer than the original sentence.
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She was ordered to serve the sentence consecutive to the 13 to 16 year sentence she received in North Carolina.
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He recommended any sentence for lying to Congress be served concurrently with Cohen's sentence on the charges in New York.
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" That case resulted in a federal prison sentence, "which means Bob will be in federal custody to serve that sentence.
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Pongsak Sriboonpeng's sentence was said then to have been the heaviest-known sentence so far for a lèse-majesté case.
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Second-degree murder carries a mandatory life sentence in Louisiana, with no possibility of probation, parole or suspension of sentence.
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Lucy Hale is leaving Pretty Little Liars behind for a life sentence — as in, her new TV series Life Sentence.
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His 28503,22019 sentence commutations for drug offenses before he left office included a third who were serving a life sentence.
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It was federal prosecutors who forced Ray, who ultimately had his sentence commuted in 2016, to face a life sentence.
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After he finished, he asked for a shorter sentence of 36 months, but his crimes warranted a much longer sentence.
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The sentence comes after his initial conviction and 12-year sentence in 2015 was thrown out by an appeals court.
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CBS reports that he will serve out a seven-year sentence in Romania before serving his sentence in the US.
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He would face a mandatory minimum sentence of 10 years in prison and a maximum sentence of life if convicted.
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"This was a guy who prosecuted the [Ku Klux] Klan, one life sentence, one, I think, death sentence," he said.
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Avery is serving a life sentence without parole, while Dassey is serving a life sentence with the possibility of parole.
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This might mean adding an impactful introductory sentence, incorporating introductory clauses, varying sentence length, diversifying verb choice or anything else.
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If he were convicted in Los Angeles, he would serve his California sentence after serving his sentence in New York.
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Congressional Republicans rose and clapped, sat, rose and clapped again, sentence after sentence, a P90X workout of election-year fealty.
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But the department intervened, saying it requested a "far less" sentence after Trump tweeted that the proposed sentence was unfair.
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However, the sixty-year sentence can be reduced by up to 15 percent, or 9 years, by earning various sentence credits.
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Labrie received a one-year prison sentence on the misdemeanor sexual assault charges and a suspended sentence on the felony charge.
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Johnson, who is 62, is currently serving a life sentence for a nonviolent drug offense — a sentence she began in 1996.
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In December, a British appeals court reduced his sentence to 11 years in prison from his original sentence of 14 years.
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Navalny was given a suspended sentence of 3-1/83 years and his brother a prison sentence of the same length.
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A judge reversed his death sentence because Williams' history wasn't presented to a jury, but an appellate court reinstated the sentence.
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The Appeals Court just upped the sentence to 15 years ... agreeing with prosecutors that the 6 year sentence was shockingly lenient.
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He's currently serving a life sentence while Gypsy is serving a 10-year sentence after pleading guilty to second-degree murder.
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Considering that cooperation, Mueller suggested the sentence for lying to Congress run concurrently with the sentence in the New York case.
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This book is dense on a macro level, but one sometimes misses the sentence-by-sentence density of the best fiction.
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Prosecutors had asked for a 25-year sentence, and may appeal the sentence as too lenient, experts following the case said.
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Manning served 7 years of a 35-year prison sentence before President Obama commuted most of the remainder of her sentence.
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He is expected to serve that sentence after serving his 60-year sentence in a federal prison on child pornography charges.
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Sharper's attorney, David Chesnoff, said the sentence would run concurrently with his existing 18-year prison sentence on the federal charges.
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In the letter, Weinstein's attorneys said his medical issues mean any sentence above five years would effectively be a life sentence.
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On Tuesday, however, Weinstein's defense team asked Burke to sentence Weinstein to just five years in prison, the lightest possible sentence.
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Or, they can use the sentence itself as the first sentence of their own short story, song, poem, memoir or comic.
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He received a 19-year sentence instead, and is concurrently serving a 12-year sentence in an unrelated federal racketeering case.
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At oral arguments, Virginia argued that the sentence of life without parole could stand because Malvo's sentence was discretionary, not mandatory.
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But as the trial draws to a close, the prosecutor has requested the toughest sentence possible — a life sentence without parole.
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If convicted, the men face a potential life sentence without parole and a minimum sentence of 20 years in federal prison.
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"I don't expect the sentence I'm about to announce to meet with everyone's approval," he said Thursday, before announcing Manafort's sentence.
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Instead of getting a two- to four-year sentence for selling drugs, an offender may receive a sentence of three years.
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But, we do believe even if he did commit those crimes, the sentence was overly broad... TRUMP: What was the sentence?
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Child sex trafficking carries a mandatory minimum sentence of 85033 years in prison, and a maximum sentence of life in prison.
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But, we do believe even if he did commit those crimes, the sentence was overly broad... TRUMP: What was the sentence?
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Like what for example the Surrealists propose: drop a sentence haphazardly and let that sentence take you to produce a work.
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Justice François Huot said a life sentence with eligibility for parole between 35 and 42 years into the sentence was appropriate, and rejected calls by prosecutors to impose the harshest sentence handed down since Canada eliminated the death penalty.
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This last sentence ("make me your dal") is my favorite sentence in this story, because it explains how food can represent us.
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Money laundering provides a sentence up to 10 years in prison, while federal programs bribery has a maximum sentence of five years.
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He received a life sentence for the killing of his brother, but a death sentence for killing the preacher, Sidney Jethro Burnett.
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"I'm pleading with you to show no mercy on this criminal and please sentence him to the maximum sentence allowed by law."
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Anti-abortion group says law demands life sentence The anti-abortion group Precious Life called Tuesday for an appeal of the sentence.
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Sherman Chester served over 22019 years of his life sentence for a nonviolent drug offense before Obama commuted his sentence in 2015.
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Li was given a 12-year sentence in 2013 -- described by Hall as the heaviest US criminal copyright infringement sentence ever imposed.
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He is expected to serve that sentence after serving his 60-year sentence in in a federal prison on child pornography charges.
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Mr. Hu received a prison sentence of seven and a half years, and Mr. Zhai was given a three-year suspended sentence.
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Guidelines call for a sentence of at least 15 years, but the judge has discretion to render a lighter or tougher sentence.
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Her jail sentence was cited by prosecutors at Huffman's court hearing on Friday as they pushed for a 30-day jail sentence.
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Ozumba&aposs attorney has asked the jury to sentence the doctor to probation, while prosecutors asked for a 45-year prison sentence.
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I know you read that sentence and asked, "A reason for what?" because I wrote that sentence and asked that same question.
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The Crown sought a sentence of three to four-and-a-half years behind bars while the maximum sentence was five years.
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Juanita Peralta was serving a 15-year sentence in Oklahoma for drug possession when the departing governor, Mary Fallin, commuted her sentence.
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He creates worlds that are clear in a sentence-by-sentence way, but in which the big picture recedes against the horizon.
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He is serving a five-year sentence in a maximum-security prison after his death sentence was overturned by an appellate court.
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If you look at the published books so far, there's really very little material about that — a sentence here, a sentence there.
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My question is, assuming that he was guilty, was a life sentence for a 16-year-old, is that an appropriate sentence?
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Vallejo received an 18-month sentence and Chaouqui, who has a three-week-old son, was given a 10-month suspended sentence.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, citing what he called Ms. Clark's long sentence and "exceptional strides in self-development" commuted her sentence on Friday.
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The new legislation sets a 15-year minimum sentence for rape, whereas 15 years was previously the maximum sentence for sex crimes.
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His charge carried a maximum sentence of five years in prison, though that length of time would have been an unlikely sentence.
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Any sentence in the case could range from a fine to a prison sentence of up to five years, the judge said.
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But the right way to think about Carter's sentence — indeed, any sentence — is to think about how incarceration and probation affect people.
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That plea came with a mandatory minimum sentence of five years; federal guidelines suggested a sentence of between 11 and 14 years.
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The court denying the motion said she hadn't received a life sentence without parole and was just handed a life sentence instead.
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There is no similar distinction between life without parole and a sentence of 40 years or even a life sentence with parole.
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"In exchange for taking the mandatory life without parole sentence under aggravated murder off the table the state obtains four murder convictions and retains the possibility of seeking and retaining a life without parole sentence at the sentence hearing," Treadwell said.
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Although the death sentence seemed wholly appropriate, I still considered how I would feel if a judge gave my rapist a less severe punishment: a natural life sentence — a life sentence with no chance for parole without a successful appeal.
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By contrast, the maximum sentence on the scheme to defraud charge could result in a sentence of up to four years in prison.
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He won a lifetime sentence against the Times Square bomber, Faisal Shahzad, and a 25-year sentence for international arms dealer Viktor Bout.
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And in season six, she saw her sentence turned into a life sentence when she was convicted of a murder she didn't commit.
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The murder charge carries a maximum sentence of life in prison, while the initial manslaughter charge carried a maximum sentence of 20 years.
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Xi admitted his guilt and has repented and so received a lighter sentence, the report said, probably meaning he avoided a death sentence.
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TL;DR: Improve your writing on the sentence level with a lifetime subscription to the Ludwig Sentence Search Engine, on sale for $119.
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His five-month prison sentence is the longest so far for a parent in the scandal, eclipsing an earlier sentence of four months.
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The first charge carried a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison, while the conspiracy charge had a maximum sentence of five years.
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She sounds pleased at the end of the sentence, letting out a two syllable laugh – "ah ha" – because it's such a good sentence.
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The drug conviction carries a maximum sentence of life in prison with a 10 year mandatory minimum sentence and a $10 million fine.
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Prosecutors sought a sentence of at least 60 years, CNN notes, while the defense pushed for a sentence between two and 20 years.
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" Paul also said he thinks Boucher should face a longer sentence: "The original 21 month sentence requested would have been the appropriate punishment.
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He had faced a possible death sentence if convicted by a jury but instead received a life sentence without the possibility of parole.
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Although prosecutors asked for a sentence of six years in prison, Persky claimed a longer sentence would have a "severe impact" on Turner.
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When one of them taps out a beautiful sentence, a beautiful sentence appears on the computer screen, just the way it's supposed to.
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A better method would be to use "however" within a sentence after the phrase you want to negate, as in the previous sentence.
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The aggravated rape charge, which carries a life sentence, would be reduced to simple third-degree rape ... with a 25-year max sentence.
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From the start, this has been Dillard's mission: to crowbar surprise, sentence by sentence, into all the tiny gaps of our ordinary experience.
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That meant, he said, that he should face only a maximum sentence of 10 years rather than a minimum sentence of 15 years.
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"It is inevitable that you will receive a very lengthy prison sentence and there will be a consideration of a life prison sentence."
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But facing a potential life sentence, Mr. Wu had pleaded guilty to the charges and asked the court to consider a lighter sentence.
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Instead, it asked the Court to impose a sentence of incarceration "sufficient, but not greater than necessary," without asking for any specific sentence.
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The two sentences will run concurrently, after Nassar serves another sentence: a 60-year federal sentence related to the possession of child pornography.
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I read more widely now, looking for voice, looking for anything that strings along sentence to sentence and walks me into the woods.
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Vallejo was given an 18-month sentence and Chaouqui, who has a three-week-old son, was given a 10-month suspended sentence.
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While Mueller does not request a specific sentence in the newly-filed memo, Manafort faces a maximum sentence of 10 years in Washington.
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While they did not recommend any specific sentence, the prosecutors said Mr. Gates had earned a more lenient sentence than the guidelines suggest.
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If convicted, he would face a mandatory minimum sentence of 20 years in prison up to a maximum sentence of life without parole.
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In a separate sentencing recommendation, Mueller suggested Cohen serve a concurrent sentence to that of the SDNY's recommendation of a 3.5 year sentence.
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Mr. Morsi's death sentence was overturned, but what was his death in court yesterday but an effective slow-motion fulfillment of that sentence?
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"I have to caution you that the sentence imposed today may not be the same sentence you would get after cooperation ends," Sullivan said.
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If he is prosecuted and convicted for the new allegations, the sentence could grow, virtually ensuring a life sentence for the 69-year-old.
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Prosecutors had asked Rakoff to sentence Sayoc to life in prison, while Sayoc's lawyers had sought a sentence of 10 years plus one month.
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Schellenberg, who was to have been deported after serving his sentence, had lodged an appeal after being handed a 15-year sentence on Nov.
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Judges have the right to sentence above or below the guidelines, but are required to calculate the recommended sentence and take it into account.
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Federal judge Amy Berman Jackson could sentence van der Zwaan to up to five years in prison, but a far shorter sentence is expected.
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A ten-year sentence costs ten times as much as a one-year sentence, but is nowhere near ten times as effective a deterrent.
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Earlier this year, psychologist Danielle Gunraj tested how people perceived one-sentence text messages that used a period at the end of the sentence.
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The spokesman said Obama decided to commute Manning's sentence because she expressed remorse for her crimes and the sentence she received was unusually long.
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Prosecutors last week recommended that Liang, 63, receive a three-year prison sentence, while his lawyers said a sentence of home detention was appropriate.
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One of Jarrett's clients who just completed a two-year prison sentence related to drugs also faces $50,000 fine as part of her sentence.
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"Obviously, the prison sentence would have a severe impact on him," Persky said when rejecting the state's recommended sentence of six years in prison.
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If convicted, the felony predatory sexual assault charges carry a minimum sentence of 10 years in prison and a maximum sentence of life imprisonment.
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The maximum sentence for Flynn's crime is five years in prison, but his likely sentence will be between zero to six months in prison.
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Why would fear of a long sentence for drug-induced homicide prove more potent than that of a long sentence for simple drug dealing?
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A third Anglo official, who was given an 18 month sentence, was freed last year following an appeal when her original sentence was quashed.
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Prosecutors have asked for a life sentence or, failing that, a sentence of "safe custody," a special psychiatric measure for those considered particularly dangerous.
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However, after an online petition appealing for clemency garnered more than 1.5 million signatures, her sentence was reduced to a five-year jail sentence.
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In "The Little Snake," the swift emotional slippages click along, one after another, sentence after sentence, like an intricate concatenation of rainbow-bright dominoes.
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The surprise and treat of this book is how much Bellow stayed a master, sentence by sentence, every time he picked up a pen.
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In Japanese, for one small example, "particles" are core parts of a sentence that indicate how words relate to each other in a sentence.
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" The special counsel did not recommend a specific sentence for Manafort, but said his sentence "must take into account the gravity of this conduct.
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He served his sentence and was later caught selling drugs, earning him a 35-year maximum sentence in part because of his criminal record.
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Judge Aquilina's sentence was based on the seven counts, and the sentence was within the range that Nassar himself approved in the plea deal.
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New charges against Epstein carried a maximum sentence of 220006 years — essentially a life sentence had the 2202-year-old lived to be convicted.
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He still faces a prison sentence of nearly six years, but the special counsel has the ability to request a shorter sentence for him.
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Ms. Johnson was serving a life sentence in an Alabama prison for a nonviolent drug conviction when the president commuted her sentence in 2018.
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Somerville's public defender appealed the sentence, and a judge on Friday lowered his sentence to three months probation and 30 hours of community service.
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She was released from a federal prison in Texas after completing her sentence in 2016 and returned to Utah to serve a state sentence.
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In announcing Mr. Lee's sentence, Judge T. S. Ellis III said that a hefty sentence was necessary to deter others from jeopardizing American intelligence.
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Second-degree vehicular manslaughter is a Class D felony, carrying a maximum sentence of up to seven years in prison but no minimum sentence.
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He is serving a three-year sentence at Lovelock Correctional Center in Nevada and will then serve a second three-year sentence in California.
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Shalygina received a 16-month suspended sentence and five months imprisonment with penalty adjustment, meaning she does not have to immediately serve her sentence.
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Ray, a barber with a wife and four children, received a life sentence from a judge who initially tried to sentence him to 27 years for arranging a drug sale in 2007 but was ultimately forced to give him the maximum sentence: life behind bars.
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Receiving child pornography carries a mandatory minimum sentence of five years in federal prison and a maximum sentence of 20 years, the Justice Department said.
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"It is inevitable that you will receive a very lengthy prison sentence and there will be a consideration of a life prison sentence," he said.
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On Thursday, the Tennessee Supreme Court ruled that Brown's sentence was not unconstitutional based on a loophole that defines a "life sentence" as 60 years.
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"Nothing less than a maximum sentence would be appropriate, and anything less than that maximum sentence would depreciate the seriousness of this offense," Kopcow said.
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In imposing a lighter sentence, Abrams said she recognized that there were reasons for leniency, but that Park's conduct nonetheless warranted a "very substantial" sentence.
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Turner would have served the sentence in a state prison, as opposed to the sentence he is currently serving in the Santa Clara County jail.
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His charges carry a minimum sentence of 47 years in prison, with a maximum sentence of life in prison, according to The New York Times.
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In response to jail prosecutors seeking a sentence of six years, the judge argued that a longer sentence would have a "severe impact" on Turner.
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According to the US attorney's office, the firearms offense carries a maximum sentence of life in prison and a mandatory minimum sentence of 10 years.
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His sentence on Tuesday will run consecutively to another life sentence Purinton previously received for first-degree murder in Johnson County District Court in Kansas.
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In December 21998, however — before he was done serving his sentence — President Calvin Coolidge commuted Grossman's sentence on the condition that he pay the fine.
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Prosecutors had asked the judge to impose a sentence that was longer than the minimum, although short of the life sentence suggested by federal guidelines.
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U.S. District Judge Christopher R. "Casey" Cooper rejected prosecutors' demand for a life sentence, ruling closer to the defense's request for a 85033-year sentence.
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Today his death sentence has been commuted, and even his life sentence also… he could be a free man by the end of this year.
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He faces a maximum sentence of five years in prison, according to federal sentencing guidelines, though the judge could impose a harsher or lighter sentence.
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"The thing that saved me (from a lengthy sentence) is that the judge knew my background and had the discretion" to impose a lighter sentence.
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Federal guidelines for the financial crime suggest a sentence of up to six months, but the judge could sentence him to up to five years.
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It also reduced the sentence enhancement for sexual assault if a person is HIV-positive to twice the original sentence and requires proof of transmission.
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Judge Rosemarie Aquilina said it was her "honor and privilege" to sentence him, and added "I just signed your death warrant" after issuing the sentence.
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The firearms charges come with a maximum 85033-year prison sentence, while the threatening charge carries a maximum sentence of five years, the Blade reported.
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Saboonchi faced a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison when he was convicted, but the sentence he was ultimately given was not clear Saturday.
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After the sentencing commission amended the guidelines, Chavez-Meza requested a reduced sentence of 108 months, but he was only granted a sentence of 114.
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" And I thought, "Well that's just a question you answer in a sentence, I would answer in a sentence, which is like, 'Get a job.
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Stevenson, I'm happy that I don't have to sentence you to San Quentin's gas chamber again, but I'm going to sentence you to new life.
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Though the maximum sentence for the two charges is 10 years, prosecutors and defense lawyers agreed to seek a sentence between 46 and 57 months.
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His conviction for third-degree rape does not carry a minimum prison sentence, but it could lead to a maximum prison sentence of four years.
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Van der Zwaan's charge carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison, though he qualifies for a recommended sentence of zero to six months.
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After the sentencing commission amended the guidelines, Chavez-Meza requested a reduced sentence of 108 months, but he was granted only a sentence of 114.
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His charges carry a minimum sentence of 47 years in prison, with a maximum sentence of life in prison, according to The New York Times.
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It remains unclear whether that sentence will run concurrently (at the same time as) or consecutively (tacked on the end) to his sentence in EDVA.
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Each count carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison according to federal guidelines, but the actual sentence will be determined by the judge.
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He said that the deadline for Cohen to request a reduction in his current sentence was Thursday, one year from when his sentence was imposed.
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Unlike a commutation, which shortens or ends a prison sentence, a pardon is an act of forgiveness granted to someone who has completed a sentence.
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The Supreme Court ruled that it is cruel and unusual to sentence juveniles to the death penalty or to a mandatory sentence of death in prison.
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Vetromile faces a prison sentence of at least seven years and Crysel and Colaneri face a prison sentence of four to 12 years, according to Marianetti.
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Criminals have short time horizons—a ten-year sentence only deters them slightly more than a one-year sentence, though it costs ten times as much.
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The charge carries a maximum sentence of life but prosecutors agreed to a sentence of 26 years under a plea deal, U.S. Justice Department officials said.
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A federal judge handed down the sentence shortly after the star, whose real name is Michael Sorrentino, received a two-year sentence on the same charge.
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Meanwhile, a Saudi teenager who faced a possible death sentence on charges related to attending anti-government protests was instead given a 12-year prison sentence.
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Kurbanov&aposs new sentence will run consecutively with his current sentence for trying to provide material support to the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan, a terrorist group.
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Obama defended his decision to commute the sentence of convicted leaker Chelsea Manning, saying the former Army intelligence analyst had served a "tough prison sentence" already.
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Each includes a maximum sentence of 10 years for causing serious bodily injury and a potential life sentence for killing or trying to kill an officer.
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Downing asked Ellis in court Thursday evening if he could order his sentence to run concurrently with the sentence Jackson is set to render next week.
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This is not to say that everything you post must be footnoted sentence by sentence, but commenters should provide reliable sources for any controversial claims. 4.
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But Judge Woods heeded the prosecution's recommendation on the length of the sentence, and also imposed five years of supervised release once the sentence is completed.
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The defense told Judge Amy Berman Jackson in the Monday filing that Manafort's sentence in D.C. should run concurrently with the sentence he receives in Virginia.
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The "trial penalty" – the difference between the sentence after pleading guilty and the sentence after trial – has ballooned in federal court, often due to mandatory minimums.
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He received a five-year sentence for possession of heroin and selling methamphetamine, and a subsequent sentence extension after he confessed to smuggling drugs into prison.
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Under the new law, relatives can forgive convicts in the case of a death sentence, but they would still have to face a mandatory life sentence.
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What makes the difference is that the system doesn't translate each part of a sentence piece by piece, but looks at the sentence as a whole.
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It's certainly evident in the light sentence handed down by Judge Aaron Persky who worried that "a prison sentence would have a severe impact on" Turner.
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This activity shows students the importance of a punchy sentence, the flexibility of phrases and clauses, and how different sentence beginnings can add energy to prose.
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Just look at Alice Johnson, age 63, who was serving a life sentence for a nonviolent drug conviction until her sentence was commuted by President Trump.
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A sentence of imprisonment should not be a sentence of death or serious illness, but those dangerous prisoners should also not be allowed to roam free.
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"Let's be clear: Chelsea Manning has served a tough prison sentence [...] it makes sense to commute–and not pardon–her sentence," he said of his decision.
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We ask you to sentence the defendant to a minimum of 40 years to at least 125 years in prison on a sentence you see fit.
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If you needed Trump's view on the media -- and on life more generally -- condensed into a single sentence, this would be the sentence I would write.
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Because the untimely releases were mostly caused by sentence computation errors, the OIG called on the bureau to implement additional sentence calculation processing or auditing strategies.
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Carter's sentence for contributing to a death also seems short compared to the average sentence for people convicted of selling drugs in state court — five years.
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"I think the bigger message in this case is to make sure that the sentence that is imposed is a sentence that is lawful," he said.
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Mr. Mueller's team also made no recommendation on whether Mr. Manafort's sentence in the Washington case should run concurrently with his sentence in the Virginia case.
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Legal experts said the light sentence from Ellis could prompt U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson to impose a sentence closer to the maximum of 10 years in the Washington case, and order that the sentence run after the current one is completed rather than concurrently.
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Although assault cases causing bodily harm can result in a sentence of up to two years of imprisonment, the prosecution called for a much shorter sentence on Friday, asking for the court to consider a six-month jail sentence, according to USA Today reporter Kim Hjelmgaard.
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Although assault cases causing bodily harm can result in a sentence of up to two years of imprisonment, on Friday, the prosecution called for a much shorter sentence, asking for the court to consider a six-month jail sentence, according to USA Today reporter Kim Hjelmgaard.
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" Making the case for Flynn receiving a light sentence, Mueller writes, "Given the defendant's substantial assistance and other considerations set forth below, a sentence at the low end of the guideline range—including a sentence that does not impose a term of incarceration—is appropriate and warranted.
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Although assault cases causing bodily harm can result in a sentence of up to two years of imprisonment, on Friday, the prosecution called for a much shorter sentence, asking for the court to consider a six-month jail sentence, according to USA Today reporter Kim Hjelmgaard.
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But because that was less than the five-year mandatory minimum sentence mandated by the law the Hammonds were charged under, the federal government challenged the sentence.
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Reduce or commute Chelsea Manning's prison sentence Manning, who disclosed secret diplomatic and military documents to Wikileaks, has asked the President to reduce her 35-year sentence.
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Morsy was also handed a 25-year prison sentence for leaking state secrets to Qatar, and had received an additional 15-year sentence for other, lesser, charges.
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According to Department of Justice, receiving child pornography carries a mandatory minimum sentence of five years in federal prison and a statutory maximum sentence of 20 years.
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This week he commuted the sentence of a 63-year old African-American woman, Alice Marie Johnson, serving a life sentence for a first-time drug offense.
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One told Fox that Robinson's lawyer warned that, considering the presence of Muslim gang members in prison, a 13-month sentence was tantamount to a death sentence.
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"The obvious severity of a life sentence plus 30 years is crystal clear: said sentence is intended to ensure that Mr. Rahimi is never released," he wrote.
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In exchange for her plea, she received a 30-year prison sentence, and she is eligible for parole after serving 30% of that sentence, in nine years.
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Federal authorities pressed for Meister's pretrial detention, noting that he faces a five-year sentence for threatening Schiff and a 10-year sentence for the gun charge.
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Mr. Abbott commuted Mr. Whitaker's sentence after a unanimous recommendation from the state parole board, the same panel that Mr. Reed's lawyers want to investigate his sentence.
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"Even a 2628-year sentence at his age could be a life sentence," Turley, who has an op-ed in The Hill on the issue, told Hill.
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A 17 year old is dead and the sentence is less than half of my husbands sentence for discussions with his staff and attorneys about political fundraising.
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Federal judges routinely sentence defendants who dare to go to trial and lose far more harshly than they would sentence those same defendants in a plea bargain.
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I challenge him by insisting that while indeed the words may be generic, it is the assembly of those words, for sentence after sentence, that is troubling.
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The desertion charge carries a potential five-year sentence, and the charge of endangering troops — formally known as misbehavior before the enemy — carries a potential life sentence.
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A federal judge pronounced the sentence Friday for the "Jersey Shore" star, shortly after his brother Marc Sorrentino received a two-year sentence on the same charge.
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Meek's serving a 2 to 4 year sentence for violating his probation from a 2008 drug and weapons conviction ... a sentence many are calling unfair and unjust.
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The accused also has the right to request a pardon or commutation of sentence from the Iraqi government even if the appellate court has confirmed the sentence.
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In 2018, Johnson, a first-time nonviolent drug offender who'd been serving a life sentence since 1996, was freed from prison after President Trump commuted her sentence.
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Siatta had received the minimum sentence for a Class-X felony and would soon plead to more than the minimum sentence for a felony one class down.
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Gates faces a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison, but it's more likely his sentence will range from almost five to six years, the judge said.
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If Weinstein is convicted of predatory sexual assault, he would face a minimum sentence of 10 years in prison with a maximum sentence of life behind bars.
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" They said that "only a sentence of many years in prison could truly reflect the seriousness" of the crime and called the one-year maximum sentence "paltry.
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She was released from a federal prison in Texas after completing her sentence in 2016 -- and returned to the Utah prison system to serve a state sentence.
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Mr. Wu's lawyers tried to argue for a more lenient sentence on the grounds that Mr. Wu had cooperated with officials investigating Mr. Bo. Ms. Gu, Mr. Bo's wife, is serving a life sentence, and Mr. Wang, the former Chongqing police chief, is serving a 15-year sentence.
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Jones now faces a mandatory minimum sentence of five years in prison, according to assistant U.S. attorney Katherine Neff Welsh; the maximum penalty is a 20-year sentence.
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He could also combine a DYS commitment with an adult sentence, or can give her an adult sentence of anything from probation to the maximum 20-year term.
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"You could imagine if you got a winky face following the text sentence, you're going to read that sentence very differently than without the winky face," he says.
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He received a three-month prison sentence for contempt of court, but his sentence was suspended for 18 months on condition that he not commit any other offenses.
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The inmate's own expert said "he understands the sentence, specifically the meaning of a death sentence" and that "the reason he was in prison was because of murder".
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When asked if his office was concerned about the 10-year sentence, Creuzot said that, though he personally he expected a longer sentence, he respected the jury's decision.
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Prosecutor Gerrie Nel argued that Pistorius' sentence for the crime was "shockingly lenient" and that the state should be granted the opportunity to appeal for a stiffer sentence.
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According to Department of Justice's release, receiving child pornography carries a mandatory minimum sentence of five years in federal prison and a statutory maximum sentence of 20 years.
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The plea deal in Ingham County calls for a minimum prison sentence of 25 years, but the judge could set the minimum sentence as high as 40 years.
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According to the Department of Justice, if he is convicted, Cummins could face a mandatory minimum sentence of 10 years in prison, with a maximum sentence of life.
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Though periods can still signal the end of a sentence in a text message, many users will omit them (especially if the message is only one sentence long).
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Because of that, she said, much of her new sentence for that count — 2 and a half years — had to be served concurrently with the existing Virginia sentence.
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Prosecutors have asked for a sentence of 40 to 125 years for Nassar, who is already serving a 60-year sentence in federal prison on child pornography convictions.
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Someone who has received "three strikes" and has been convicted of a drug felony would have a minimum mandatory sentence of 25 years instead of a life sentence.
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" Not exactly the full sentence, as the ad conveniently cut out the end the sentence omitting this line, "I don't believe that background checks infringe upon those rights.
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"The sentence represents the largest fine ever paid in a food safety case," the Justice Department said in a statement on the sentence against ConAgra Grocery Products LLC.
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He was given a one-year sentence reduction in 2012, and his sentence was reduced again in March for good behavior, making him eligible for release in October.
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Guzman was sentenced to life plus 30 years, a sentence in line with the guilty verdict he received in February, which carried a mandatory life without parole sentence.
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So when you feed Dango a sentence, it uses its neural network to parse through the ideas in the sentence, and plot their vectors in this semantic space.
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And sentence by sentence, DeLillo magically slips the knot of criticism and gives his readers what Nabokov maintained was all that mattered in life and art: individual genius.
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They could earn the ability to spend a greater portion of their sentence on parole or house arrest, and gain "earned time credit," which would shorten their sentence.
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"The sentence that will be imposed is a de facto life sentence — as it should be for the taking of two innocent lives," Judge Jeffrey A. Manning said.
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This is not to say that everything you post must be footnoted sentence by sentence, but commenters should provide reliable sources for any controversial claims they make. 4.
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The court did sentence the three to "conditional sentences," which means they face no prison sentence in Sweden unless they commit a similar offence in the country again.
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The minimum sentence for murder in South Africa is 15 years, but individual judges can lower the sentence if there are "substantial and compelling" reasons to do so.
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Because the untimely releases were mostly caused by sentence computation errors, the OIG called on the bureau to implement additional sentence calculation processing or auditing strategies. http://bit.
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In addition to third-degree murder, which carries a maximum 25-year sentence, Noor was also convicted of second-degree manslaughter, which carries a 85033-year maximum sentence.
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If the man had been found guilty of rape, he would have faced a sentence of at least two years in prison -- the statutory minimum sentence in Germany.
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Johnson, a first-time nonviolent drug offender who'd been serving a life sentence since 1996, was freed from prison last week after President Donald Trump commuted her sentence.
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The English philosopher John Gray argued, in a recent issue of The New York Review of Books , that, sentence by sentence, much of his output is simply incomprehensible.
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But the sentence was still unusual in one respect: It was the first time since 23 that a Georgia jury had handed down a death sentence at all.
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More recently, he phoned friends asking for advice about whether to commute the sentence of Sholom Rubashkin, who'd been serving a 27-year prison sentence for bank fraud.
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The special counsel's filing says that Mueller agrees with how the guidelines for Manafort's sentence were calculated for a pre-sentence investigation report prepared by federal probation officials.
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One key provision in the bill scales back the three-strikes law for drug-related felonies by switching the mandatory life sentence to a 25-year sentence instead.
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In 2012, for example, the average prison sentence for manslaughter was six and a half years; the average sentence for rape was less than three and a half.
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Mr. Schellenberg had hoped the court would reduce his sentence or overturn the conviction, but it ordered a retrial and indicated that he might deserve a heavier sentence.
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On Wednesday, President Trump commuted the sentence of Alice Marie Johnson, a 279-year-old great-grandmother who was serving a life sentence in prison for drug trafficking.
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Use the "I am aware" sentence starter: During the school day, pause briefly and finish the sentence "I am aware ...," tuning in to what's happening in your experience.
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Sergeant Bergdahl faces charges of desertion, which carries a potential five-year sentence, and endangering the troops sent to search for him, which carries a potential life sentence.
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RELATED: Democratic lawmakers rip Manafort's sentence as inadequate Even at just under four years, the sentence is the longest given yet to any defendant in the Mueller probe.
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Questions arise and are left hanging, concepts introduced without any background or explanation, and jarring shifts from section to section (sometimes even sentence to sentence) are the norm.
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The prosecution had demanded a life sentence while defense lawyer Johan Eriksson said his client had been cooperative throughout the investigation and should be given a time-limited sentence.
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Google explains that the software reads a sentence and comes up with multiple hypotheses as to which variant of the sentence is the most plausible in a specific context.
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"We are obviously very disappointed in the court's sentence today, and will be exploring the available options," said Kuyumcu's attorney, Patrick Mullin, who had sought a sentence of probation.
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He said it would be "appropriate" that Cohen serve any sentence in that case concurrently with any sentence in the case brought by the federal prosecutors in New York.
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Annihilation by Jeff VanderMeer, a slim sci-fi novel with a lime-green cover, was blowing my mind sentence by sentence — and I had to let the world know.
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Florida law requires that a jury merely recommend whether a death sentence should be applied in a capital case, with the judge making the final decision on the sentence.
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Louisiana's hate crime statute carries a maximum five-year sentence, which must be served in addition to the sentence for the underlying offense (if the offense is a felony).
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Other celebrities who shared their reactions to Mill's prison sentence include Kevin Hart and T.I. His sentence comes after Mill — born Robert Rihmeek William — was arrested twice this year.
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As spotted by Quartz, Google recently presented a paper describing how it's trying to train AI to naturally fill in the gaps between one sentence and another unrelated sentence.
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Each of the four counts carries multiple allegations and each count carries the potential for a sentence of life without possibility of parole or the death sentence, she said.
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A false statements conviction carries a maximum prison sentence of five years, but prosecutors and Cartwright's attorneys agreed his offense merited a sentence ranging from zero to six months.
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Martin was offered a plea agreement that was the minimum possible sentence by the court, but it is a mandatory sentence in the state for possession of a firearm.
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Still, sentence to sentence, page to page, "Ice Diaries" is stunningly written and should be on the shelf of anyone fascinated by the globe's final geographic and psychic frontier.
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Flynn faces a maximum sentence of five years in prison, according to federal sentencing guidelines, though the judge Friday morning stressed he could impose a harsher or lighter sentence.
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He faces a maximum sentence of 10 years, though prosecutors have agreed that an appropriate sentence would be up to about seven years, according to Bahn's written plea deal.
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Manning was convicted in 2013 of leaking classified materials to WikiLeaks and served seven years of a 85033-year sentence before former President Obama commuted her sentence in 2017.
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Prosecutors had sought a sentence of more than six years, while Ng's lawyers had urged Broderick to impose a sentence of time served and let Ng return to China.
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Her jail sentence was cited by prosecutors at Huffman's sentencing on Friday as they pushed for a 30-day jail sentence for her role in the college admissions scandal.
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The minimum sentence was 3.25 years in prison; the sentence meted out by Stephens nearly matched the prosecution's recommendation and not Elise's argument for 300 days of time served.
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Manning, the former Army intelligence analyst who is serving a 85033-year sentence for leaking classified material, is reportedly on the shortlist for a possible sentence commutation by Obama.
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Lopez, 52, is serving a life sentence in U.S. prison for drug trafficking and has said he is cooperating with prosecutors in the hope of getting the sentence reduced.
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What this shows, essentially, is that prison sentence length for lower-level offenses did not increase much, while prison sentence length for some of the worst offenses vastly increased.
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The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals then reimposed the sentence, saying the jury not considering Smith's mental disabilities hadn't caused any "egregious harm" to the fairness of his sentence.
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Here's a sentence-by-sentence breakdown: In January 2017, the FBI, CIA, and National Security Agency released a consensus intelligence assessment about Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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In 2010 when Rubashkin received a 27-year sentence there was a public outcry, not least because the sentence exceeded the prosecutors' request, which had been for 25 years.
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As the 14-day sentence given to George Papadopoulos, a former adviser to President Trump's campaign, highlights, a short sentence may not reflect the impact of a defendant's misconduct.
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Kapoor's defense attorneys had requested a one-year sentence, maintaining that their client was innocent and stressing the 75-year-old's age as reason for a lighter prison sentence.
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The nine-month sentence is the longest of any parent charged in the case, surpassing the six-month sentence given in November to Toby MacFarlane, who also pleaded guilty.
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Federal prosecutors initially recommended a sentence of seven to nine years, but senior Justice Department leadership overruled them and asked for a lighter sentence after the president publicly complained.
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Andrusko had agreed a 10-year sentence with prosecutors but a court on Monday rejected that deal and proposed a longer sentence, which the defendant accepted, the court said.
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A recent Texas case has resulted in a five-year prison sentence for a woman who attempted to vote while on community supervision parole after serving a previous sentence.
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In April 2015 an appeals court had handed Geronzi a four- year prison sentence for bankruptcy, confirming the previous sentence in a long court battle that started in 2003.
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"Whenever you hear some sort of hate speech and you feel like it doesn't pertain to you because you may not have anything to do with that, all you got to do is put the word black in that sentence, or put gay in that sentence, or put transgender in that sentence, or put white in that sentence, and all of the sudden it starts to make sense to you," he shared.
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The team is facing "one count of conspiracy to commit securities fraud, which carries a maximum potential sentence of five years in prison; one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud, which carries a maximum potential sentence of 20 years in prison; one count of securities fraud, which carries a maximum potential sentence of 20 years in prison; and one count of wire fraud, which carries a maximum potential sentence of 20 years in prison."
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"Whenever you hear some sort of hate speech and you feel like it doesn't pertain to you because you may not have anything to do with that, all you got to do is put the word black in that sentence, or put gay in that sentence, or put transgender in that sentence, or put white in that sentence and all of the sudden it starts to make sense to you," he said.
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Last week, President Trump commuted the prison sentence of Alice Johnson , a first-time nonviolent drug offender who had served 21 years of a life sentence without possibility of parole.
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But Chelsea Manning, formerly known as Bradley Manning, served only seven years of a 35-year sentence, after former President Barack Obama commuted her sentence just before he left office.
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Prosecutors had said in a brief filed in court that they believed a sentence of up to 14 years would be appropriate, while Lumiere's lawyers argued for a lighter sentence.
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The sentencing is scheduled for July 2, the Justice Department said, and, despite the Kansas sentence, both federal prosecutors and the defense are seeking the maximum sentence of life imprisonment.
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As part of the plea agreement, prosecutors had sought a prison sentence of between 21 and 27 months, but Weiner's lawyers had argued he should receive a sentence of probation.
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Depending on the sentence he receives for the gun charge, a DOJ official confirmed that Garcia Zarate could be taken into federal custody then or after he serves his sentence.
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His lawyers also unsuccessfully appealed to the Georgia State Board of Pardons and Paroles to commute his sentence to life without parole, a sentence not available during his 1993 trial.
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Here's an industry-leading synthesized voice: And here's the same sentence from WaveNet: Here's another rival's voice synthesizer, this time speaking Japanese: And again, here's the same sentence from WaveNet:
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Hogan added that the Hammonds had "tremendous" character, and stated that the Eighth Amendment to the Constitution – barring "cruel and unusual punishment" – justified a sentence below the statutory minimum sentence.
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"They're going -- just for example, he makes a speech 45 minutes long, they take a sentence out, and they're going on and on about that sentence, nothing else," she said.
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Before sentencing Hernandez, the judge reportedly noted that she found Julian's testimony the most persuading in considering the sentence – four years in prison, just one year above the minimum sentence.
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Some cancers, like chronic myelogenous leukemia, are no longer a death sentence; metastatic melanoma, previously a death sentence, can now sometimes be controlled such as was done for President Carter.
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Federal sentencing guidelines called for Pinedo to face sentence of 85033 to 18 months in prison, meaning the judge imposed a lenient sentence compared to what he could have faced.
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The forgery charge for signing the ballot carries a maximum three-year prison sentence, while the separate misdemeanor charge could carry an 18-month sentence and a possible $5,000 fine.
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"The Code of the Woosters," P.G. Wodehouse Wodehouse is, sentence for sentence, the funniest writer in the English language, and this is his best, most shapely and finely crafted, novel.
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Urdangarin, a retired Spanish handball player, appealed the sentence before the Supreme Court, which cut the sentence slightly after overturning a part of the original ruling by the Mallorcan Court.
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As Irish prime minister Leo Varadker pointed out this week, the maximum 14-year prison sentence for taking an abortion pill is seven years longer than the sentence for rape.
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But Berman said the statutory guidelines cap the sentence at five years for each count and that prosecutors have agreed a sentence capped at the guideline range would be reasonable.
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After Trump suggested on Twitter that the sentence sought by the Justice Department was too stiff, top DOJ officials overruled career prosecutors in order to seek a more lenient sentence.
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As with the punctuation mark, which writers use to extend a sentence, it stands for people who could have chosen to end their sentence, their lives, but chose not to.
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In the face of a possible life sentence, Mr. Wu had pleaded guilty to defrauding investors out of more than $10 billion and asked the court for a lighter sentence.
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His lawyers argue the death sentence is unfair because a 2017 Alabama law no longer permits judicial override and they say Madison's sentence should be commuted to life without parole.
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Prosecutors had sought a sentence of more than six years, while Mr. Ng's lawyers had urged Judge Broderick to sentence him to time served and let him return to China.
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However, his ultimate sentence is in the hands of the judge, and the false-statement charge carries a maximum possible sentence of five years in prison and a $250,000 fine.
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During an aborted sentencing hearing in December 2018, Sullivan appeared to be prepared to sentence Flynn to jailtime despite Mueller's team vouching for his cooperation and suggesting a light sentence.
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He faces a mandatory life sentence without the possibility of parole for leading a continuing criminal enterprise, and a sentence of up to life imprisonment on the remaining drug counts.
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The court rejected a state prosecutor's demand to sentence him to more than two years in jail, but prosecutors said they would appeal the ruling and demand a tougher sentence.
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The special court ruled on the death sentence by a two to one majority, with one of the three judges not backing the death sentence but agreeing on a conviction.
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Before the jury made its decision to sentence Moss to death, Gwinnett County District Attorney Danny Porter argued that she didn't deserve a sentence of life with parole, the AJC reports.
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Rimasauskas is charged with wire fraud and money laundering, which each carry a maximum prison sentence of 20 years, and identify theft, which carries a mandatory minimum sentence of two years.
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This becomes a problem when, for instance, as commonly happens, a word at the end of the sentence determines how a word at the beginning of the sentence should be formed.
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Rosenstein was before the justices to argue that Adaucto Chavez-Meza's criminal sentence should be upheld against a challenge that the trial judge did not provide sufficient reasoning for the sentence.
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Labrie received a one-year prison sentence on the misdemeanor sexual assault charges and a suspended 3 to 7-year sentence on the felony charge, reports the New Hampshire Union Leader.
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Labrie received a one-year prison sentence on the misdemeanor sexual assault charges and a suspended 3½ to 7-year sentence on the felony charge, reports the New Hampshire Union Leader.
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Maduro in turn has demanded that Congress respect a top court sentence that effectively stripped the opposition of a super majority won last year, a sentence the opposition maintains was fraudulent.
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" RAUL ROMEVA, CATALONIA'S FORMER FOREIGN AFFAIRS HEAD, SENTENCED TO 12 YEARS IN PRISON: "No sentence will change the political aspirations of millions of citizens, neither this sentence nor those to come.
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Perry Received a Longer Sentence Than Prosecutors Sought On Thursday, Judge Maureen Sweeney sentenced Perry to 27 years in prison — two years more than the sentence prosecutors recommended, The Vindicator reports.
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He is charged with wire fraud and money laundering, which each carry a maximum prison sentence of 20 years, and identity theft, which carries a mandatory minimum sentence of two years.
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Faria, 76, could face charges of rape, with a prison sentence of 10 years if convicted, and rape of a vulnerable person, which carries a sentence of up to 15 years.
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Pistorius gets sentence increase A high court in South Africa increased ex-Olympian Oscar Pistorius' prison sentence to 13 years and five months for the murder of his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp.
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Moniz explained he would be suspending half of the 30-month sentence assuming no violations of probation, and later agreed to stay the sentence entirely pending her appeal in state court.
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The sentence "This is awesome" comes in at 3 percent toxic, but add "fucking" (as in the Macklemore lyric "This is fucking awesome") and the sentence escalates to 98 percent toxic.
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The gap between Manafort's sentence and many drug offenders' may then suggest that drug-related mandatory minimums in the U.S. are too long, rather than that Manafort's sentence was too short.
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The jail sentence in U.S. District Court in Boston is two weeks less than what federal prosecutors had recommended — but not as lenient as the non-jail sentence that Huffman wanted.
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Using a prior drug-related conviction, by then over a decade old, prosecutors could have doubled that, requiring the judge to impose a minimum sentence of 20 years — quadruple his sentence.
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He faces a likely sentence between zero to six months in prison, though Sullivan has wide ability to sentence Flynn as he sees fit, up to five years maximum in prison.
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One was handed a one-year jail sentence, while the other two were freed after they were given a suspended two-year jail sentence and a 120,000 rouble ($1,880) fine, respectively.
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He will serve those sentences after a separate 403-year sentence in federal prison for child pornography, meaning Nassar will serve at least 100 years in prison -- an effective life sentence.
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With as much subtlety and sophistication as a sledgehammer, social media erupted after Felicity Huffman's 14-day sentence was announced, with commenter after commenter saying her sentence was way too light.
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Before the sentence was delivered, Irene Moore, the officer's mother, addressed the courtroom in an emotional plea for the maximum sentence for her son's killer, whom she refused to look at.
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The penalties Cohen faces together carry a sentence of up to 65 years in prison, though he will unlikely face such a steep sentence as he's reached a deal with prosecutors.
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Lakeeya pleaded guilty to all charges and was given a sentence of 60 years in prison for attempted first-degree murder and a concurrent 20-year sentence for a handgun charge.
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If Cohen's attorneys are successful and manage to obtain a sentence of time served, the result would equate to a 99.5% lower sentence than the recommendation from the US Sentencing Commission.
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" He said his actions "absolutely deserve a stiffer sentence.
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It could be a fun road trip / death sentence?
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Said I should be harassed as a life sentence .
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" The key word in that sentence, however, is "attempted.
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" But "that fact," he complains, "gets barely one sentence.
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BUT, Comey's next sentence is important -- because he's right.
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You can use this sentence frame: ________ is like _________ because ________.
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His sentence has been postponed until May 6. Rep.
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" "It may be sentence structure, words, emojis, combinations thereof.
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" Orloff adds: "Remember that no is a complete sentence.
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What can that sentence — indeed, that premise — possibly mean?
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Trump recently made headlines by pardoning conservative author and filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza and commuting the prison sentence of Alice Johnson, who had been serving a life sentence for a nonviolent drug conviction.
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He faces a mandatory life sentence without the possibility of parole of leading a continuing criminal enterprise, as well as a sentence of up to life imprisonment on the other drug counts.
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"Additionally, the Army Clemency and Parole Board reduced his sentence to 15 years and paroled him as soon as he was eligible in 2014 -- just 5 years into his sentence," she added.
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In addition to the overturned life sentence, the same Egyptian court last week tossed out a death sentence against him for a jailbreak during the chaos of the 2011 Arab Spring protests.
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Golyar's public defender had asked the court to allow the arson sentence to run at the same time as the life sentence, but the judge said no, according to the World-Herald.
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In announcing the sentence on Friday, Moss said that he thought van der Zwaan's sentence was relevant, but that there were differences between the two cases that both helped and hurt Papadopoulos.
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That said, even if he was handed a death sentence and that was upheld on appeal and that sentence was not commuted, Roof, 22, can't actually be executed, for the time being.
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Go deeper: Watch UCSF's video here or listen to 2 samples here of a research participant reading a sentence, followed by the synthesized version of the sentence generated from their brain activity.
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Murray's 2010 trial in Morocco resulted in a ten-year sentence which, according to BBC News, was later increased to 25 years, when Kent police implored his initial sentence was too lenient.
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Monday&aposs sentence from Judge Edmund Sargus for defendant Yahya Farooq Mohammad also requires the Indian citizen to be deported at the end of his sentence and to pay a $25,000 fine.
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Sharper will serve his California sentence concurrently with an 18-year-sentence given in Louisiana for similar crimes, but he was given credit for 2,017 days already served, according to ABC News.
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It's frankly wild that all these people are in the same sentence, let alone a sentence about an alleged murder plot, so I'll try to break this down the best I can.
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Because of how high profile her case had become, Nuril was not transferred to prison to serve her sentence immediately following the ruling and she has not served the six month sentence.
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The Post also states that under Minnesota sentencing guidelines, the presumptive sentence for third-degree murder is about 12½ years, with the presumptive sentence for second-degree manslaughter being approximately four years.
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A travel ban would extend to judges who sentence convicts to death, as well as the prosecutors who sought the sentence and even the staff in prisons where executions are carried out.
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Indeed, I have argued that he got a much lighter sentence than federal guidelines for his crimes called for because Mueller manipulated federal conspiracy statutes to cap his sentence at 10 years.
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He's asked not to be pardoned but rather to have his death sentence commuted to a life sentence so he can at least attempt to overturn his conviction at a new trial.
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As part of Purinton's plea, he got a maximum sentence on each count that will run consecutive to each other and to any sentence that may be imposed in his federal case.
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Blankenship, I've given great consideration to this sentence, and I find that the sentence of 12 months followed by one year of supervised release and a variant fine of $250,000 is reasonable.
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This bill maintains strong penalties in a responsible way: changing the life sentence to a 25-year minimum and cutting the existing 20-year sentence on the second offense to 15 years.
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Sholom Rubashkin The president's first commuted sentence was for Sholom Rubashkin, the former CEO of an Iowa kosher meat-processing plant who was serving a 2023-year sentence for numerous financial crimes.
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The judge would then issue a sentence based on only those aggravating factors, although the bill gives the judge the power to override the jury and sentence someone to life in prison.
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Kardashian West previously met with Trump to urge him to commute the sentence of Alice Marie Johnson, who was serving a life sentence for a nonviolent drug offense and money laundering charges.
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While Manafort sits in jail awaiting a potentially long prison sentence, Cohen conversely secured another delay in serving a ridiculously short prison sentence for fraud and other crimes that netted him millions.
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In the five cases of physical assaults we found involving multiple adult victims, the average sentence was 158 months, three-and-a-half times the average sentence for sextortionists with adult victims.
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Two remaining charges, scheming to defraud and violating New York's securities law, each carry a maximum sentence of four years, while the third, for conspiracy, carries a maximum sentence of one year.
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Their final sentence could use this sentence frame: Based on what I learned comparing these two walls, I think building walls between countries and people (is/is not) a good idea because _____________________________________________.
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I would read a sentence once, considering it insightful but obvious enough; then, on a second or fourth or seventh reading, the same sentence would uncoil itself, revealing something almost unsettlingly perceptive.
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The average sentence for money laundering (median amount: $212,22016) was 255 months, whereas the average sentence for trafficking crack cocaine — with a typical volume between 26 and 225 grams — was 103 months.
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His 18-month sentence had previously been reduced to 14 months, but he will now have to serve only a few weeks more in prison than Ms. Tamimi will under her sentence.
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The real-time urgency of "Love" is undergirded by the present tense and made incandescent by Orstavik's seemingly effortless omniscient perspective, sometimes switching between Jon's mind and Vibeke's from sentence to sentence.
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At the end of her retrial Friday in Ciudad Delgado, prosecutors asked the court to impose an even longer sentence -- 40 years in prison, rather than her previous sentence of 30 years.
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The president also can pardon or commute the sentence of a person who has been convicted, while the person is serving a sentence -- as Trump did last week for former Illinois Gov.
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"It happened over and over again for three days where they really cherry-pick one part of a sentence and then would not read the full part of the sentence," he said.
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Her ruling relates only to the amount of loss for the purpose of calculating Shkreli's recommended sentence — not in determining how much he should pay the government as part of that sentence.
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A conviction with a potential sentence of a year or longer — even if the actual sentence is far shorter — can disqualify noncitizens from most forms of legal status or render them deportable.
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Manafort's lawyers ask that his sentence in DC run alongside his sentence in Virginia, for which prosecutors have requested up to 25 years in prison, instead of stacking the two sentences consecutively.
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Twelve years into her sentence, Ms. Kruzan received a break when Human Rights Watch brought national attention to her case, prompting the governor at the time, Arnold Schwarzenegger, to commute her sentence.
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He was serving a 20-year sentence on a conviction related to the deaths of protesters during 2012 demonstrations, and a concurrent life sentence for espionage in a case related to Qatar.
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If passed, it will amend the Florida constitution to allow reinstated citizens to have their rights restored once they complete their sentence requirements (meaning a person's sentence, parole, and probation, plus any fines).
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The president also recently commuted the sentence of Alice Marie Johnson, 62, who had served more than 20 years of a life sentence without parole for a nonviolent drug offense, the report said.
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Hours after Trump railed against Justice Department prosecutors for recommending a seven- to nine-year sentence for Stone, DOJ rebuked its own team and issued a revised recommendation calling for a lighter sentence.
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Murder carries a minimum sentence of 15 years in South Africa, but the defense is trying to secure a lesser sentence by arguing there are mitigating factors, including Pistorius' physical and emotional disabilities.
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He successfully pushed Bill Clinton to commute the sentence of Carlos Vignali, a cocaine trafficker serving a 15-year federal sentence, at the behest of Vignali's father, who donated nearly $14,000 to Becerra.
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"He's got himself a big prison sentence, and he's trying to get a much lesser prison sentence by making up a story," Trump told reporters Thursday morning after Cohen appeared in federal court.
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The charge carries a maximum sentence of life in prison, but prosecutors have agreed to a sentence of 26 years, under a plea deal described by U.S. District Judge Roslynn Mauskopf in Brooklyn.
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Each count carries a maximum sentence of five years with no parole for a year, but under the plea deal his attorney can apply for a probationary sentence that wouldn&apost include prison.
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The 21 month-sentence will be in addition to the eight-year sentence Greig is currently serving at a Minnesota prison after being convicted in 2012 of identity fraud and harboring a fugitive.
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In addition to the 20-year sentence, he was also given a 15-year concurrent sentence for aggravated assault stemming from the same incident, Seminole County State Attorney spokeswoman Lynne Bumpus-Hooper said.
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The 21 month-sentence will be in addition to the eight-year sentence Greig is currently serving in a Minnesota prison after being convicted in 2012 of identity fraud and harboring a fugitive.
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That's when she really began to work, sculpting sentence by sentence again and again and again until it got my respiration, my sense of humor, all the registers of my way of writing.
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Salem escapes death sentence Salem was expected to receive a death sentence but a treaty with Portugal, from where he was extradited in 2005 on numerous criminal charges, resulted in a life term.
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In addition to his prison sentence, Papadopoulos, whose legal team attempted to delay the start his sentence, will be on probation for a year, pay a $9,500 fine and participate in community service.
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Trump also said he was considering a commuted sentence for Rod Blagojevich, ex-governor of Illinois who is serving out a 14-year sentence in a Colorado prison on bribery and corruption charges.
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The Supreme Court ruled unanimously on Monday that a court may consider whether a defendant has already been given a mandatory sentence for one crime when determining an appropriate sentence for another charge.
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" Mueller files a separate memo, stating he is not taking a position on what Cohen's sentence should be, but adds that "any sentence of incarceration" that the N.Y. court recommends would be "appropriate.
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The disgraced former mayor's appeal comes as Trump has pardoned conservative author and filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza and commuted the sentence of Alice Marie Johnson, a woman serving a life sentence for drug charges.
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Turner's light sentence came from Judge Aaron Persky, who didn't want to impact the former swimmer's future too harshly; Persky, after the backlash stemming from his Turner sentence, no longer tries criminal cases.
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" Mueller files a separate memo, stating he is not taking a position on what Cohen's sentence should be, but adds that "any sentence of incarceration" that the N.Y. court recommends would be "appropriate.
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Last month brought big news for the podcast, when California Governor Jerry Brown commuted the sentence of co-host Earlonne Woods, who had been serving a three-decade sentence on a robbery charge.
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Third, the judge's sentence was consistent with the recommendation in the probation report, the purpose of which is to fairly and completely evaluate various factors and provide the judge with a recommended sentence.
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He opens the book, for example, with an engrossing dinner conversation that included Bannon and Roger Ailes, the former Fox News president, shortly before the inauguration, offering sentence after sentence of verbatim quotations.
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One of the reasons to read Victor LaValle's novels is the simple sentence-by-sentence pleasure of them — they offer hundreds of baby dopamine hits, tiny baths for the prose snob's reward system.
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Blagojevich's sentence was commuted earlier this week by President Donald Trump after the Democrat and former "Celebrity Apprentice" contestant had served eight years of a 14-year sentence for pay-for-play crimes.
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Davis, challenges the Fifth Circuit's refusal to review an African-American death-row inmate's death sentence despite the state's concession 48 years ago that the sentence was most likely infected by racial bias.
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It is rare for prosecutors to appeal a sentence, and even more rare for them to win, but the sentence here fell more than 15 years below the bottom of the guidelines range.
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Prosecutors are also believed to be weighing a receipt of child pornography charge, which carries a five-year mandatory minimum sentence, and a possession of child pornography charge, which has no minimum sentence.
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And while Larry is unlikely to live past his federal sentence, he is not the only predator out there and this sentence will send a message about how seriously abuse will be taken.
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The prosecutors' petition asks the Supreme Court to vacate Mr. Van Dyke's sentence for second-degree murder and impose a sentence on each of the 16 counts of aggravated battery with a firearm.
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In 1991, Madikizela-Mandela was convicted of kidnapping and being an accessory to assault, but her six-year jail sentence was reduced to a fine and a two-year suspended sentence on appeal.
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Outcry over Persky's sentence resulted in his recall this June.
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Ragatz said Hill's sentence was "arguably more inappropriate" than Turner's.
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Want to hear a sentence that'll make you feel old?
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Allen's family wants Brown to serve out her original sentence.
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This week's sentence modification was the result of another appeal.
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Court officials confirm that James received the maximum sentence allowable.
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For a lot of people it means a death sentence.
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Abdurrahman's defense team told reporters the sentence was "too harsh".
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Or as Constance Wu would call it, 'a death sentence.
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Koppel said it didn't form a coherent sentence in Hebrew.
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He'd been serving a life sentence for murder since 2013.
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The long trial inspired a documentary, titled Sentence in Hungary.
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The sentence was roughly half as long as prosecutors sought.
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For the sentence to be reduced or be declared innocent?
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Chaney was suspended for one game, a considerably light sentence.
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Debt doesn't have to be a life sentence, says CreditCards.
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This is Epstein's best chance to reduce his sentence significantly.
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Each charge carried a maximum prison sentence of one year.
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Each count carries a maximum prison sentence of five years.
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Rod Blagojevich began serving his 14 years sentence in 2012.
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It's that last sentence that would normally give me pause.
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Mr Leung's long sentence was meant to be a deterrent.
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It was unclear if he plans to appeal his sentence.
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They face a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison.
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Let's go through that sentence one step at a time.
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The White House has no immediate comment on Cohen's sentence.
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But that time will run concurrent with his other sentence.
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Receiving bribes can carry a sentence of life in jail.
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But Flynn should still receive a light sentence, Mueller added.
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McGriff is currently serving a life sentence on unrelated charges.
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But we didn't discuss the crime or her possible sentence.
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That required Stephens to sentence Arias to prison for life.
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Back then, being diagnosed with HIV was a death sentence.
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Sometimes I feel like we both got a life sentence.
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"It was the sentence we expected to receive," he said.
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When his sentence was up, he should have been deported.
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If I remove this sentence, would the paragraph make sense?
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For perpetrating the crime, Godejohn received a more severe sentence.
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Manafort is now serving a prison sentence in western Pennsylvania.
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Update: This headline was updated to provide Trump's full sentence.
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They carry a maximum sentence of four decades in prison.
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"Hey, how are you?" is no longer a plain sentence.
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"Chelsea Manning has served a tough prison sentence," Obama said.
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He pleaded guilty and is serving an 18 year sentence.
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I know it's all one sentence, but sometimes serendipity strikes.
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Bianchi, 65, is serving his sentence in Walla Walla, Washington.
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"The sentence is very harsh," Lescaudron's lawyer Simon Ntah said.
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It's a gently written sentence, but it's damning beyond measure.
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The last sentence of the book is 'Yes, you can.
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Her sentence was later commuted by former President Barack Obama.
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Before hearing the sentence, Ortega addressed the court and apologized.
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A period should end a sentence, not a woman's education.
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Each count carries a maximum prison sentence of 10 years.
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The sentence was more severe than either side had wanted.
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Let us know in a sentence, please, in the comments.
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Corey at first appeared uncomfortable with the sentence before him.
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Cohen is due to begin serving his sentence in May.
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Assange faces a maximum sentence of five years in prison.
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Several said the proposed sentence struck them as unusually severe.
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They asked the judge for a sentence below that range.
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It also agreed to a sentence of two years' probation.
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Former president Barack Obama commuted her sentence in January 2017.
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Well, the answer might just be in the next sentence.
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McGlockton's father, Michael McGlockton, told reporters he'll accept the sentence.
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Half way through his sentence, ICE commenced his deportation process.
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Both counts carry a maximum sentence of 10 years each.
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They'll sentence me to some extra volunteer work, big deal.
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The prison sentence is a huge deal in South Korea.
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STAT News reported that the decision was one sentence long.
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ME: OK why don't you give us a sentence then.
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The sentence was suspended and he was acquitted in 2016.
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There's no way to write that sentence without feeling insane.
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A jury convicted him, and he's serving a life sentence.
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But now its possible she'll try to undo that sentence.
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But on October 73th Rikers got its own final sentence.
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The verdict brings a sentence of five years in prison.
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Many people have argued that the sentence was too harsh.
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Each charge carries a minimum sentence of five years' imprisonment.
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The conviction and sentence were denounced by the State Department.
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For 600,000 people that diagnosis will be a death sentence.
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He cannot appeal his sentence due to his guilty plea.
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That sentence was ultimately reduced to 10 years in prison.
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It carries a prison sentence of up to three years.
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Then a judge reduced her sentence and changed her fate.
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Her legal team have 15 days to appeal the sentence.
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Many of them consider returning to be a death sentence.
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The treason charge carries a potential sentence of 15 years.
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Instead, her four days in jail became a death sentence.
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Judge John C. McKeon's sentence was handed down on Oct.
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"Let me know when the jail sentence starts," she added.
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A conviction carries a mandatory prison sentence of one year.
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The appropriate sentence was now calculated to be seven years.
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He also said Cohen should serve a full prison sentence.
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Well, the second part of the sentence holds the answer.
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The previous longest prison sentence without parole was 22017 years.
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The sentence was the maximum allowed under Priebe's plea agreement.
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Prosecutor Greg Andres urged Ellis to impose a steep sentence.
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No paperwork has yet been filed to appeal the sentence.
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His sentence is now set to expire in one year.
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The sentence was changed to life without parole in 2006.
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Please post the full transcript where I complete the sentence.
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The maximum sentence for polygamy is five years in prison.
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His sentence will depend on the outcome of a Nov.
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"It's a terrifying prospect," he says of his remaining sentence.
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You can use this sentence frame: I used to think _________.
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His sentence was set to be completed in late March.
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"Reese's" and "Thin" should never be in the same sentence.
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Hernandez is currently serving a life sentence for that murder.
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She was found guilty and began her sentence in 1978.
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Why does "She destroyed" not feel like a full sentence?
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Yes, I know that sentence contains a lot of Ses.
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Government prosecutors and Walker are jointly recommending a low sentence.
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Those charges carried a mandatory sentence of life in prison.
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"I get it," Berman told Rahimi after announcing the sentence.
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His original sentence in 393 was 20 months in prison.
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The sentence will be officially imposed by Bloom on Aug.
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He remains behind bars and is serving a life sentence.
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She will be deported to Russia after serving her sentence.
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But his every sentence is a shaft of brilliant light.
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His prison sentence, however, is not tied to those actions.
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Bank fraud carries a maximum prison sentence of 30 years.
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"This sentence reflects the seriousness of the offense," Berman said.
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His death sentence, although tainted by racial bias, still stands.
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Each count carries a maximum jail sentence of 10 years.
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After an appeal last year, his jail sentence was lifted.
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Gunter points out that this sentence immediately discredits women's intelligence.
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An intermediate state appeals court upheld McFarlane's sentence last April.
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Hollande had already granted Sauvage a sentence reduction in January.
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Court records do not indicate the terms of his sentence.
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Duntsch appealed the sentence with the Texas Court of Appeals.
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The length of his sentence has not been publicly disclosed.
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The judge followed those recommendations in handing down his sentence.
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Besim faces a potential life sentence in prison if convicted.
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She began and ended the sentence with red heart emoji.
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She only got a sentence in before Kimmel stopped her.
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Chaouqui's sentence was suspended because she had just given birth.
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This is like giving a death sentence to this bear.
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He will report for his prison sentence on July 11.
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Going vegan isn't a death sentence to your social life.
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Getting caught three times can result in a death sentence.
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He faces a maximum sentence of 2 years in prison.
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But in the same sentence, she also voices her confusion.
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That's the same as a sentence not making sense, syntactically.
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The sentence is pending approval from the court of appeals.
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That's the most onerous sentence anywhere in Europe right now.
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BTW, Andy Dick and Post Malone in the same sentence.
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In Chicago, crossing any street could be a death sentence.
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It carries a potential sentence of 45 years in prison.
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But this sentence features at least two levels of absurdity.
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The act carries a maximum prison sentence of 14 years.
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Nassar is serving an effective life sentence for his crimes.
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He faced a maximum sentence of 45 years in prison.
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"That is an unprecedented sentence for that charge," he said.
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Making a person stateless is worse than a death sentence.
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The sentence was far lighter than what prosecutors hoped for.
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Two other policemen facing the same sentence were previously acquitted.
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We plan on filing a motion to stay the sentence.
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Donald Trump is ... We asked people to finish that sentence.
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Lionel Messi's reaction to tax fraud conviction and prison sentence?
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The sentence was then commuted to life imprisonment in 2014.
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"Trump's reality can change with a single sentence," Oliver said.
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The second part of this sentence is pretty interesting, though.
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It's still unknown which prison he'll be serving his sentence.
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The government wants a sentence of at least 15 years.
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In fact, she can't really string a coherent sentence together.
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If convicted, he faces a sentence of life in prison.
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That's not a sentence you get to read very often.
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Jackson County Judge Robert Krebs handed down the sentence Thursday.
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The sentence is announced but his father does not understood.
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"Chelsea Manning has served a tough prison sentence," he said.
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Prosecutors had sought a sentence of 7 years, 8 months.
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The sentence will be carried out on Tuesday, May 23.
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End of Sentence, which won Best Documentary Short this year.
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We will ask the judge for a lengthy custodial sentence.
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Despite his clean record, Berry was given a maximum sentence.
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He must repay the money and face a federal sentence.
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He faces a maximum sentence of 35 years in prison.
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He has not yet announced the length of the sentence.
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The maximum sentence Palmer faced was seven years in prison.
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One of those charges had carried a possible death sentence.
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If convicted, officials say he faces a "substantial prison sentence."
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The concluding sentence has been updated for accuracy and precision.
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Once a poet, Kamni could barely string a sentence together.
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It helps that they know their way around a sentence.
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Along with the sentence, Sidhu's driver's license was also suspended.
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Didi said it has no comment on the court sentence.
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Rioting carries a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison.
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State Supreme Court Justice Danny Chun will impose the sentence.
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