It's only 40 sentences, and the sentences are not long.
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The sentences were later reduced to life sentences for most of the defendants.
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This means reducing sentences or releasing convicts serving sentences for nonviolent drug crimes.
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He was sentenced to nine consecutive life sentences and three consecutive 30-year sentences.
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After reading millions of sentences, an AI can write sentences that (mostly) make sense.
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His sentences are more nuanced and forceful and beautiful than any sentences I know.
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He has now commuted the sentences of 28503,22019 people, including 395 serving life sentences.
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It becomes the words, the words become sentences, and the sentences become the story.
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Similarly situated defendants will receive disparate sentences, and disparate defendants will receive similar sentences.
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The insult cases have rarely resulted in jail sentences, although some defendants have received suspended sentences.
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This brings us to the truism that, when arguing, "I" sentences are better than "you" sentences.
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He challenged his Virginia sentences under Supreme Court decisions that limited life sentences for juvenile offenders.
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In 2014, the Commission rolled back guideline sentences for drug offenders, reducing sentences by about 17 percent.
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He was sentenced to nine consecutive life sentences and three consecutive 30-year sentences for those counts.
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" Bezos prefers memos, he says, because each have "verbs and sentences and topic sentences and complete paragraphs.
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"Under the previous law, people who did receive life sentences in fact served life sentences," he said.
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The provision could alter the sentences of several thousand drug offenders serving lengthy sentences for crack-cocaine offenses.
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There are great sentences on paper and great sentences in songs, but the two categories don't usually overlap.
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Five sentences from Spicer A 17-page memo from an October 2017 interview with Spicer was almost entirely redacted, with the exception of five sentences or partial sentences of information that Spicer provided investigators.
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It's not just that prison sentences got longer; more crimes also began to be punished by life sentences, including life without parole, as prosecutors and judges embraced tougher sentences on some of the worst convicts.
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Egyptian court sentences Muslim Brotherhood leader to death 'Unjust,' 'politicized' sentences Al Jazeera issued a statement rejecting the verdict.
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On Thursday, seven suspects were handed life sentences, and 26 others got prison sentences from 12 to 40 years.
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"That's why mandatory minimum sentences are so important and our sentences for fentanyl are so inadequate," he said later.
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"That's why mandatory minimum sentences are so important and our sentences for fentanyl are so inadequate," he said later.
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It does, as voting against mandatory life sentences for murder implies opposition to mandatory life sentences for lesser crimes.
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"I think she writes the most beautiful sentences, more beautiful sentences than any living American writer," Sontag once wrote.
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"It has real sentences, and topic sentences, and verbs, and nouns — it&aposs not just bullet points," he added.
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The work's appearance and content reminded me of the first few sentences in Sol LeWitt's Sentences on Conceptual Art: 1.
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It introduced stiffer sentences for those convicted of sexually abusing children—including execution, chemical castration and 20-year jail sentences.
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Proponents of federal mandatory minimum sentences argue that harsh sentences are needed to obtain cooperation from low-level drug dealers.
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Congress should be eliminating mandatory minimum sentences so that thousands more don't serve excessive sentences that don't make Americans safer.
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Earlier studies have shown that judges facing re-election are more likely to impose harsh criminal sentences, including death sentences.
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The public prosecution may also appeal the acquittals or the life sentences that two defendants received instead of death sentences.
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They risk lengthy sentences — one lawyer said his client faces 3,000 life sentences on multiple charges in three separate trials.
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Dressed in a black T-shirt and hoodie, he talked a little like a runaway train, sentences running into sentences.
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In addition to his four life sentences in Virginia, he has also been sentenced to multiple life sentences in Maryland.
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We also had marked an additional two sentences for review and have now confirmed that these sentences can be released publicly.
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There are three options for the sentences, with varying levels of difficulty, creating 1,123 sentences total that you can learn with.
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The changes would reduce mandatory sentences and give judges more freedom to hand down sentences that actually fit the crimes committed.
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Illegal immigrants were also involved in 17 percent of all drug trafficking sentences and one third of all federal prison sentences.
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The king will also reduce sentences for some prisoners, including those imprisoned for life, and commute some death sentences to life.
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Gmail's new "Smart Compose" feature will auto-complete sentences in email drafts, to save users time by finishing their sentences algorithmically.
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The blanks between groups of words turn them into sentences, and the blanks between groups of sentences turn them into paragraphs.
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The court did not specify sentences for individuals, but said the sentences ranged from two years to 10 years in jail.
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As when they finish each other's sentences when discussing their love, Heidi and Spencer complete their sentences when retelling iconic fights.
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The White House readout of the Putin call was vague and four sentences long; the Kremlin's was effusive and fifteen sentences long.
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Compare the two sentences below: At first, the meaning behind these two sentences might sound identical, but your brain doesn't think so.
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George Ryan of Illinois commuted the sentences of 167 death-row prisoners to life sentences or less, just before he left office.
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This disparity, however, naturally raises the difficult question of whether white-collar sentences are too short or other sentences are too long.
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In one executive order signed December 9, Bevin commuted the sentences for 336 inmates who are "solely serving" sentences for drug possession.
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They also flat-out increased prison sentences, adopted harsh mandatory minimum sentences, and encouraged police and prosecutors to be tougher on criminals.
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To feel the tension, consider the 2016 passage on mandatory minimum sentences, which says such sentences served a good purpose and should only be rolled back sparingly: In the past, judicial discretion about sentences led to serious mistakes concerning dangerous criminals.
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The sentences for the individual charges ranged from monetary fines to three years in prison, with the combined sentences totaling 18 years imprisonment.
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The President has now shortened the sentences of 673 Americans, the majority of whom were convicted of drug crimes and serving long sentences.
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All three were initially given, and completed, community service sentences, but Hong Kong's Department of Justice appealed, arguing that those sentences were insufficient.
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Some arsonists get death sentences Sentences for arsonists depend on how much destruction the fire has caused and whether there are deaths involved.
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The bill reduces mandatory minimum sentences in certain instances and expands on "good time credits" for well-behaved prisoners looking for shorter sentences.
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The legislation reduces mandatory minimum sentences in certain instances and expands on "good time credits" for well-behaved prisoners looking for shorter sentences.
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He received two 25-year sentences and two 40-year sentences to run concurrently ... and we're told he won't get out until 2057.
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Now, Afghanistan's Supreme Court has confirmed the decision to vacate those four death sentences, and nine other defendants also had their sentences reduced.
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But Google's system has shown that it is able to create conversational and sensible sentences "in between" already existing sentences in the novels.
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Similarly barred would be Ronald Reagan's commutation of 13 sentences, and Barack Obama's initiative to commute the sentences of hundreds of narcotics prisoners.
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Roughly 312,000 trials resulted in prison sentences — including 15,444 life sentences — propelling Rwanda to one of the highest incarceration rates in the world.
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Nineteen other defendants were given life sentences on Thursday, nine were given sentences of 15 years, and one received a 10-year term.
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He warned in the op-ed against cutting mandatory minimum sentences for serious crimes or giving judges more discretion to reduce those sentences.
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When I try to tap out an even more beautiful sentence — and my sentences are amazing sentences; you can't believe these sentences — I have to press and bang and hunch closer to the desk and bang even harder and still you never know.
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"Proximity to re-election makes judges more punitive — more likely to impose longer sentences, affirm death sentences and even override life sentences to impose death," a report from the Brennan Center for Justice at New York University School of Law concluded last year.
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That's because rather than translating sentences and phrases word by word, the machine learning technology allows the app to translate entire sentences at once.
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Smart Compose automatically finishes your sentences for you as you type, based on what Google knows about how you and others write similar sentences.
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Here are the average sentences and suggested sentences given in 2016 for drug-related crimes by drug, according to the United States Sentencing Commission.
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The South Carolina lawmaker also wants to tackle the issue of "stacking," when mandatory minimum sentences are combined to give individuals longer sentences. Rep.
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Muhammad was executed in 85033, while Malvo was handed four life sentences without parole in Virginia and six life sentences without parole in Maryland.
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The sentences are subject to appeal, notes the Times, which separately notes that in Saudi Arabia, death sentences typically involve beheadings in public squares.
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He is a champion of mandatory minimum sentences that many say disproportionately affect minority communities and wrongfully incarcerate low-level offenders for lengthy sentences.
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In the nine years prior to that execution all death sentences were commuted, and usually in such cases the sentences were reduced to life imprisonment.
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While the phrase-based system translated sentences word by word, or by looking at short phrases, the neural networks consider whole sentences at a time.
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Even as Congress has reduced mandatory sentences for certain drug crimes, thousands of Americans are still serving long sentences that current law no longer requires.
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The number of death sentences passed by courts also declined slightly, though in the Middle East and north Africa death sentences nearly doubled to 1,170.
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Death sentences plummeted by 90%, from over 300 death sentences a year to just 31 people sentenced to death in the entire country in 2016.
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It offered incentives to states to build more prisons if they toughened sentences, and it added some mandatory minimum sentences to those that already existed.
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For example, the court changed how the government can prosecute mandatory minimum sentences, but also upheld some of the harshest mandatory minimum sentences for drugs.
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The end result: sentences for people convicted of federal drug offenses after trial average three times longer than the sentences of those who plead guilty.
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An analysis of the show's transcripts reveal that about 8 to 9 percent of sentences before Trump's election were imperative sentences, which instruct or advise.
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Sign up for the Vox Sentences newsletter, delivered straight to your inbox Monday through Friday, or view the Vox Sentences archive for past editions. Sen.
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Sign up for the Vox Sentences newsletter, delivered straight to your inbox Monday through Friday, or view the Vox Sentences archive for past editions. Rep.
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Death sentences declined to a historic low in 2016, expected to drop by 220 percent from the already record-low amount of sentences in 22016.
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Death sentences declined to a historic low in 2016, expected to drop by 39 percent from the already record-low amount of sentences in 20153.
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Its major reforms include lessening "three strikes" sentences, granting exemptions to mandatory minimum sentences, and allowing for nonviolent offenders to work toward early release from prison.
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According to Palestinian officials, the payments to inmates serving longer sentences for more serious offences are larger than to others serving shorter sentences for lighter offences.
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His proposals include measures to toughen prison sentences for habitual criminals and mandating that leaders of violent gangs should serve their sentences in high security prisons.
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If the judicial system allocated appropriate sentences for sex crimes and we had fewer examples of rapists escaping sentences, it could encourage more women to report.
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Jeff Sessions has committed to reversing Obama-era efforts to ease federal sentences for some nonviolent drug violations, returning to harsher punishments and mandatory minimum sentences.
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Judge carries burden of his sentences Before Susan Rice even began using methamphetamine, doling out these mandatory minimum sentences was already weighing heavily on Bennett's shoulders.
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Malvo, who was 17 at the time of the shootings, received two life sentences in two Virginia counties, as well as additional life sentences in Maryland.
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Since the explosion of mandatory minimum sentences, studies such as the Pew Research Center on States found that harsh sentences have a counterproductive crime reduction value.
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States are rapidly abandoning such sentences, however; the number of states prohibiting juvenile life-without-parole sentences has been growing, from five to 21, since 2012.
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Another 103 people were serving what the group terms "virtual life sentences," or sentences that are long enough to virtually guarantee that someone dies in prison.
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They also responded to sentences using the new words, marking whether the sentences were accurate or, in the case of "The apple is a dentist," nonsensical.
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The bill was aimed at reducing mandatory minimum sentences in certain instances and expands on "good time credits" for well-behaved prisoners looking for shorter sentences.
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It focuses on those serving sentences for marijuana-related offenses, as well as those with disparate sentences because of old distinctions between crack and powder cocaine.
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In his efforts, Obama has focused intently on reducing sentences for people convinced of crack-related crimes, which carry sentences that far exceed those for powdered cocaine.
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But there's a case that longer prison sentences in particular — the kinds of sentences that would be targeted by Booker's panel — are especially ineffective and even counterproductive.
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In 2016, Oklahoma voters approved a ballot question that reduced drug possession offenses from felonies, carrying potential prison sentences, to misdemeanors, with much shorter local jail sentences.
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Her photo series "Looking Inside: Portraits of Women Serving Life Sentences" features women serving life sentences at the Bedford Hills and Taconic correctional facilities in New York.
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These gatherings were led, more or less, by visiting youths, who, she suspected, received some sort of credit toward their sentences, though their sentences were never disclosed.
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The First Step Act rolls back mandatory minimum sentences in certain instances and expands on "good time credits" for well-behaved prisoners looking to shorten their sentences.
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Death sentences and executions have declined in the last two decades -- from 295 sentences in 1998 to 39 last year -- according to the Death Penalty Information Center.
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Courts imposing sentences of people convicted of those crimes would be required to turn over any property or proceeds from the fraud as part of their sentences.
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Elected judges hand out longer sentences the closer they are to re-election and are less than half as likely as appointed judges to reverse death sentences.
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Dozens of senators have sponsored a bill to change mandatory-minimum sentences and ease drug laws that have been used to seek lengthy sentences for nonviolent offenders.
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Federal, then state sentences If he's still alive when he finishes his federal sentence, he will have to return to Michigan to serve sentences for sex crimes.
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Any reasonable American should applaud President Obama's decision to commute the sentences of another 102 men and women serving unconscionably long sentences in the nation's federal prisons.
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De Maiziere said he expected judicial authorities to pass tough sentences on the militants and added that breaching the peace could result in prison sentences lasting several years.
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The bill, called the First Step Act, reduces mandatory minimum sentences in certain instances and expands on "good time credits" for well-behaved prisoners looking for shorter sentences.
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Longer sentences do not appear to have a deterrent effect; one study finds, for example, that the threat of longer sentences has little impact on juvenile arrest rates.
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The court vacated most capital sentences imposed since a 2002 ruling by the United States Supreme Court, but said that its decision did not apply to older sentences.
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He has commuted the sentences of 1,176 federal prisoners, as part of a push to reduce the number of people serving long sentences for non-violent drug offenses.
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And it'll take those 20 sentences and cut in between them all the time, picking out, choosing different words from different columns, and from different rows of sentences.
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Although several sentences are left to be decided before the end of the year, the center said it expects 20193 will end with 22019 to 240 new death sentences imposed, a decline of more than 22019% from the peak in 1994 through 1996, when death sentences averaged about 300 each year.
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The combined sentence for 12 charges was complex in that Judge Glass mixed consecutive sentences (which run after the other) and concurrent sentences (which run at the same time).
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Obama reducing 102 inmates' sentences To date, Obama has commuted the sentences of more than 1,000 people, the vast majority of whom were serving time for nonviolent drug crimes.
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This is a common criticism of AI-generated language, with researchers noting that just because a robot can produce readable sentences, it doesn't mean the sentences themselves aren't robotic.
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Twiggle's founders want to improve on current e-commerce search engines by letting people enter what they want in normal sentences, even if those sentences are unwieldy run-ons.
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Mr Obama called for an end to mandatory-minimum sentences and cut or commuted the sentences of nearly 1,400 people, most of whom were imprisoned for drug-related crimes.
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Judges have wide latitude to impose sentences and conditions of those sentences (for instance, at one point Meek was ordered to complete classes on how to be more polite).
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Why it matters: The Senators hope that the bill can receive bipartisan support by reducing sentences for non-violent drug offenders, but still enforcing harsher sentences for violent criminals.
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Drug sentences for black men were 13.1 percent longer than drug sentences for white men between 2007 and 2009, according to a 2012 report from the US Sentencing Commission.
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At the time it was the most commuted sentences in a single day, the White House said, and brought the total number of sentences reduced by Obama to 1,715.
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Previous federal proposals had to exchange proposing some good elements with some bad ones -- like shrinking sentences for "nonviolent drug offenses," while expanding sentences for some other crime categories.
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Turkish media reported that 128 people received "aggravated life" sentences, which indicates harsh conditions without parole, for their role in the coup, with another 23 receiving standard life sentences.
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Criminal justice reformers annoyed by this disparity typically argue that it shows we need not tougher sentences in white-collar cases but rather more lenient sentences in other cases.
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Mr. Grassley is sponsoring the Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act, which would reduce the harshest sentences for nonviolent drug crimes and give judges more discretion to issue lighter sentences.
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But last week, Mr. LePage conditionally commuted the state prison sentences of 0003 male inmates, and is soon expected to commute the sentences of some female inmates as well.
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So that states would do the same kind of thing we just did on the federal basis to reduce sentences and that could be looking at reducing all sentences.
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Yet just last year he called mandatory minimum drug sentences "unfair and ineffective," and he sponsored reforms that would have reduced those sentences even more than the current bill does.
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An additional 113,000 inmates could serve shorter sentences under the retroactive application of the 2010 Fair Sentencing Act, which reduced the discrepancy between sentences for crack and powder cocaine possession.
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It was Trump's inability to prepare, to focus, to restrain his ego, to stay calm when faced with evidence that he has lied — heck, his inability to finish sentences. Sentences.
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He would work toward this difficult goal with funding supporting alternatives to incarceration, reducing federal sentences for drug offenses and eliminating it for drug possession, and eliminating mandatory minimum sentences.
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But there's a case that longer prison sentences in particular — the kinds of sentences that would be reduced by a clemency advisory board — are particularly ineffective and maybe even counterproductive.
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Since January this year, courts have handed down 170 prison sentences in trafficking cases of which 74 were sentences of more than 10 years, according to the Court of Justice.
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Kaine supports legislation that would roll back some mandatory minimum federal sentences and give judges more discretion, although his office says he still supports firm sentences for illegal gun possession.
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Should the sentences become definitive, Italy can ask for extradition, but due to their age it may be more likely that they would serve their sentences in their own countries.
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The Senate bill, the most promising piece of legislation on this issue, would ease mandatory minimum sentences and offer federal prisoners an opportunity to shorten their sentences, among other changes.
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Sherif explained that Verizon uses Harvard sentences—nonsensical sentences that contain a wide variety of English language sounds—to test the sensitivity of the device's microphones in noisy environments (above).
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"They are individuals who received unduly harsh sentences under outdated laws for committing largely nonviolent drug crimes, for example, the 35 individuals whose life sentences were commuted today," he continued.
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The move to toughen sentences for fentanyl possession and distribution contrasts with an effort by Democratic Governor Jerry Brown and many lawmakers to reduce sentences for non-violent drug crimes.
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In August, he used a Wall Street Journal op-ed to warn Trump against cutting mandatory minimum sentences for serious crimes or giving judges more discretion to reduce those sentences.
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Those who oppose sentencing reform believe that violent crime, which peaked nearly 2202 years ago, has declined because of a reliance on lengthy prison sentences that mandatory minimum sentences bring.
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Prisoners with two years left on their sentences could be eligible for release, Bozdag said, although prisoners still need to have served at least half their sentences to be eligible.
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Some Senate Republicans have dug in against it, and opposition intensified this week when President Obama commuted the sentences of more than 200 federal prisoners, including 67 serving life sentences.
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The sentences Three major players could see their sentences handed down this year, proceedings that carry the prospect of courtroom drama and fresh details about the course of the investigation.
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George Ryan of Illinois was so shaken that days before his term ended he commuted the sentences of all 171 people on death row, converting their terms to life sentences.
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No two sentences are alike — in the federal system and in the states, judges retain wide discretion to sentence defendants or could be hand-tied in the sentences they impose.
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In this exercise, students read and analyze the structure of the writing featured in the New Sentences column, and use it as models for their own commentary on favorite sentences.
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Whether we see that in future sentences for those caught up in the special counsel's investigation bears watching to see if judges will give mild sentences to first-time offenders.
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This the first time jail sentences have been handed out in the case, though there is a possibility a judge may amend the sentences to house arrest, the source said.
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What the bill would do The bill would seek to lessen the impact of mandatory minimums, legislatively enforced minimum sentences that prevent judges from setting sentences below a certain threshold.
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That's why we saw a spike in mandatory minimum sentences, "truth-in-sentencing" measures that limit access to parole for inmates, and other laws that make prison sentences much longer.
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They also flat-out increased prison sentences, adopted harsh mandatory minimum sentences, and encouraged police and prosecutors to be tougher on criminals — most of which happened separately from the 1994 law.
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It's these kinds of costs, along with the evidence that long prison sentences are ineffective, that drive other countries to be more cautious in their use of very long prison sentences.
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The judge gave Paul, Pogozelski and Piper concurrent 15-year sentences on each charge, but suspended seven years of Paul&aposs sentences and 10 years of those given the other two.
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Beyond the spread of mandatory sentences and other policies, he said, district attorneys became much more likely to bring felony charges and seek long sentences, perhaps reflecting a changing public mood.
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As Human Rights Watch reports, the Saudi regime routinely sentences dissidents to long prison sentences for crimes resulting from publishing criticism of the government, giving interviews, and even writing political poetry.
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They fault the bill for pushing more black people into jail as a result of increased sentences for selling crack cocaine, and mandating longer sentences for repeat offenders and violent crime.
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In January, the justices voted to apply that decision retroactively, making as many as 2,500 people who were already serving mandatory life sentences eligible for new sentences or a parole hearing.
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These two sentences are difficult to interpret and the first time I read them I realized that I had never been given sentences about mothers to read that were deliberately uninterpretable.
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CheckMarx dodged this by telling it to listen for one word sentences, two word sentences and so on and so forth all the way up to needlessly long strings of words.
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A small proportion of the mistranslations had the potential to do significant harm to the patient: 15 of the 53 inaccurate Spanish sentences and 50 of the 125 inaccurate Chinese sentences.
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He's currently in prison in New York, where he is serving five concurrent sentences: two life sentences, another for 20 years, one for five years, and one more for 15 years.
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Writing Activity: Have students choose their own sentences from independent reading books, songs, television shows, movies, articles or anywhere else, then write a brief commentary, modeled after the New Sentences articles.
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They are focused on narrowing the definition of crimes that can prompt long mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug crimes and on cutting the length of some of the required sentences.
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So I think overall, I have always supported reviewing sentences and was a big supporter of the First Step Act, which was, of course, nonviolent offenders and bringing those sentences down.
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It also promised a tougher stand on crime, increasing sentences for violent and sexual offenders and requiring those convicted of the worst offenses, including terrorism, to serve more of their sentences.
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American courts have imposed 2905 death sentences in 22, with one more possible, a steep decline from 2984, when 23 cases resulted in capital sentences — the highest figure in modern times.
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They aren't even full sentences – just gestures and adjectives.
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Is that a couple — is that a couple sentences?
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New Sentences — From the Instagram account seanlophotography, on Aug.
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Willis received 25-year sentences on two of the rape counts and 40-year sentences on the other two counts, according to Julie Hibbs, the circuit court clerk in Cheatham County, Tennessee.
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Kentucky's imprisonment rate also declined after it reduced sentences for certain drug offenders and passed a policy to release some prisoners to community supervision before the end of their sentences in 2011.
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In The Meaning of Life: The Case for Abolishing Life Sentences, Marc Mauer and Ashley Nellis point to research suggesting the US accounts for 2182 percent of the world's total life sentences.
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The expansions of some reforms to benefit drug offenders will probably allow people to apply for reduced sentences (or to get shorter sentences in the future) who wouldn't have been able to.
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Chew and the other accused all had their sentences cut nearly in half, prompting public criticism and a pledge by the government to amend a law that led to the shorter sentences.
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Twenty states grant former felons the right to vote after completing their sentences, and another sixteen restore voting rights automatically once prisoners complete their sentences, according to the Brennan Center for Justice.
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Photograph by Richard Avedon As I read and reread those sentences—sentences that described looking and time and the loneliness endemic to both—Baldwin's strong rhythm burrowed its way into my bones.
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The majority of inmates receive one day off their sentences for one day of good behavior, but those at camps get two days off their sentences for each day of good behavior.
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The bill also eases some mandatory minimum sentences, gives judges more leeway to eschew certain sentencing guidelines and eliminates "stacking" provisions that leave offenders serving consecutive sentences for crimes committed with firearms.
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The bill also eases some mandatory minimum sentences, gives judges more leeway with certain sentencing guidelines and eliminates "stacking" provisions that leave offenders serving consecutive sentences for crimes committed with firearms. 2.
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It says that out of a combined 3,659 sentences (80,398 words) Claudette marked 401 sentences (11.0%) as containing unclear language, and 1,240 (33.9%) containing "potentially problematic" clauses or clauses providing "insufficient" information.
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More than 170 people with DWI sentences of two years or more are serving their time in the state's jails, which were built to detain people awaiting trial or serving short sentences.
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Article Study: To help guide students in learning how to turn their annotations into writing, have each group choose one of the sentences and provide them with the commentary from New Sentences.
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One officer was acquitted, 40 received life sentences, and two others received lesser sentences: A former military aide to Mr. Erdogan received a sentence of 18 years, and another officer 15 years.
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Canada's Supreme Court has in recent years overturned "tough on crime" legislation introduced by the previous Conservative government, including mandatory minimum sentences for drug offenses and mandatory minimum sentences for gun crimes.
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According to government statistics for 22020, adults who served sentences of less than 210 months reoffended at a rate almost twice that of those who served sentences of a year or more.
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The new legislation would eliminate "stacking" provisions that result in offenders serving consecutive sentences for crimes committed using firearms; shorten mandatory minimum sentences, including reverting life imprisonment to a 25-year minimum for those convicted under the "three strikes" provision; and expand the "drug safety valve" to reduce the number of nonviolent drug offenders receiving mandatory minimum sentences.
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In 2005, the US Supreme Court banned the death penalty for minors; in 2010, it ruled against mandatory life sentences for juveniles who committed non-homicide offenses; in 2012, it ruled against mandatory life sentences for juveniles under all circumstances; and this past January, it ruled that inmates already serving mandatory sentences should receive new sentencing hearings.
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The commission's amendment would establish suggested sentences rather than mandatory ones, but federal judges issued more than half of their sentences within the guidelines in 2014, according to the most recent USSC data.
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Most people are not very good at analysing the syntax of sentences, but computers have become quite adept at it, even though most sentences are ambiguous in ways humans are rarely aware of.
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The proposed compromise would lower lifetime mandatory minimum sentences for people with prior nonviolent drug felony convictions to 85033 years and reduce 20-year mandatory minimum sentences for similar offenders to 15 years.
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The United States Supreme Court in recent years has banned the death penalty and mandatory sentences of life without parole for juvenile cases, and 16 states prohibit life-without-parole sentences for juveniles.
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They include threats to transform 10-year mandatory minimum sentences into life sentences based on a person's prior convictions for minor drug offenses — discretion that lies completely in the hands of the prosecutor.
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It would also eliminate mandatory life sentences for Third Strike drug offenders, end the stacking of 593(c) "guns and drug" sentences and give judges more discretion to sentence below their mandatory minimum.
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But a new report by the Urban Institute suggests it's not these low-level sentences that really helped cause higher imprisonment rates in the US, but rather sentences for violent crimes like murder.
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One of his lawyers, Gan Yuanchun, said he had noticed a drop in death sentences in recent years and had successfully pleaded for reducing death sentences to prison terms in dozens of cases.
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This treelike representation of sentences gave transformers a powerful way to model contextual meaning, and also to efficiently learn associations between words that might be far away from each other in complex sentences.
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Similarly, creating new hate crimes does not deter anti-Semitism, but simply creates longer sentences for behaviors that are already criminal, and sets a higher ceiling for the length of all other sentences.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Two men serving 15-year jail sentences for gang-raping a teenager at a bull-running festival in Spain in 2016 have been handed further prison sentences for filming the assault.
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Such short sentences, the report says, might better involve intensive correction orders, or I.C.O.s, involving home detention or sentences in which the offender undergoes community service therapy instead of serving time in prison.
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Those proposals include plans to reduce mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug offenders, end racial profiling, move away from prison privatization, and restore voting rights to convicted criminals who have served their sentences.
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Vox Sentences now lands in over 100,000 inboxes every evening.
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Many of the severe sentences have been overturned on appeal.
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But it only works for rather trite sentences so far.
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Three sentences as strategically placed marks for another worldly commentary.
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He told me that Paul sentences run on too long.
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The report said at least 17 were given death sentences.
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About half of these people have already completed their sentences.
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All it does is increase police powers and toughen sentences.
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He's served 5 prison sentences with a long criminal history.
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Both of those sentences were widely criticized as political grandstanding.
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Both men are only expected to serve half their sentences.
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Long prison sentences, however, have been rare in recent years.
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"Not real sentences, just new words every day," she explains.
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Chapman and Khan already had their sentences reduced once before.
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The justice said that would lead to overly harsh sentences.
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They face sentences of 25 years to life without parole.
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Other proposals to lighten or shorten sentences remain under discussion.
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He speaks in complete sentences and has a wide vocabulary.
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In between sentences, I browse Amazon and restock on vitamins.
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Don't let other people interrupt you or finish your sentences.
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He would end mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug offenses.
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The Ingham and Eaton County sentences will be served concurrently.
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Ending sentences with exclamation marks, meanwhile, comes off as optimistic.
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Here are three major reforms: 👉 Lessens "three strikes" sentences.
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Other instances have seen repeat perpetrators receiving short prison sentences.
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When you compare prison sentences, it makes the most sense.
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The email from your boss that punctuates all sentences — fine.
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Lots of offenses besides cybercrimes can result in disproportionate sentences.
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Prisoners could also trade plasma for days off their sentences.
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Ahead of her first birthday she was using whole sentences.
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All sentences must be served consecutively, a court spokeswoman said.
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He will now serve concurrent mandatory life sentences in jail.
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They're the first protestors to receive sentences in the case.
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Total prison and other sentences total more than 1,333 years.
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Kept cutting me off in the middle of my sentences.
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Political participation and light sentences were the price of peace.
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Now, she is 29 and serving a 60 year sentences.
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First, the deterrence impact of long sentences is very small.
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Viking and Nguza served 13 years of their life sentences.
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Across all chapters, the sentences beguile and the story devastates.
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Different judges often gave sentences of less than a year.
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Those that testified or "snitched" received leniency in their sentences.
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The others got prison sentences from 12 to 20 years.
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Captains face fines and possible jail sentences if found guilty.
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When Janet does speak, though, her sentences land with impact.
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It's designed to give stronger sentences to repeat gun offenders.
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Vox Sentences is written by Dylan Matthews and Dara Lind. .
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Why are people serving such short portions of their sentences?
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Other convicted leakers have recently received considerably longer prison sentences.
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More than a dozen other crew members received shorter sentences.
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I then threw simple sentences about different religions at it.
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The case for capping all prison sentences at 20 years
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Across the country, states passed tougher prison sentences for drugs.
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Investors are betting big on spelling mistakes and misshapen sentences.
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Use bullet points and keep paragraphs to a few sentences.
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He also ordered prosecutors to argue for mandatory minimum sentences.
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All had served at least a third of their sentences.
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In severe cases, the charges can result in life sentences.
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Nor are the sentences in question central to Clarke's arguments.
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Now, the likelihood of getting unjust sentences reviewed appears smaller.
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If he's found guilty, the charges command numerous life sentences.
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A few sentences later on in the monologue received less.
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Sada said 54 Mexicans were currently facing U.S. death sentences.
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Others were serving out life sentences they received as children.
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And plus many of the short sentences are repeated. Amazing.
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The decline in death sentences is a case in point.
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She tried to mumble something but couldn't muster comprehensible sentences.
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He is currently serving five life sentences for the murders.
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But neither of us deserved the long sentences we received.
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The charges carry sentences of up to life in prison.
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He really said these two sentences back to back. 28.
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Even so, there is some precedent for reducing military sentences.
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The sentences came a day after their trial on Thursday.
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They are not the characters who matter, these sentences imply.
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The sentence will run concurrently with his sentences in California.
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"Most were serving their second or third sentences," Ifrah says.
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Over the years, Lovell's* stance on aggressive drug sentences evolved.
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Her sentences are hard and compact, more gem than flesh.
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Some readers strung together multiple words to form aversive sentences.
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Such sentences actually take judges completely out of the equation.
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The length of prison sentences is also an important matter.
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" They also turn sentences into questions, seeking affirmation: "Isn't it?
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But although the sentences are grammatically correct, they lack meaning.
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Lawrence's sentences were colicky; they burned hot and frequently overheated.
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The sentences in Mr. Kanigel's book do not always track.
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Others are also on trial and facing possible death sentences.
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Judges often allow sentences for separate charges to run concurrently.
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Playing up their chemistry, the two finish one another's sentences.
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The penalties need to involve longer sentences and harsher fines.
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As always, these are real sentences from Donald Trump's mouth.
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My band and I talk a lot about 'sentences,' 'paragraphs.
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Yeah ... those three sentences stir up a ton of questions.
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Mr. Heffner speaks in long, structurally complicated, grammatically perfect sentences.
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This can lead to sentences of a decade or more.
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The government has a monetary incentive to encourage community sentences.
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They tease without sniping, and let one another finish sentences.
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The last two sentences wrapped up the obituary's harsh words.
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About a third of those have been for life sentences.
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Life sentences do not mean that these offenders just disappear.
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Being black, you hear sentences like, 'Black people don't blank.
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Initiatives to reduce prison sentences passed in California and Oklahoma.
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In the worst cases, they're one or two short sentences.
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It struck down mandatory life sentences without parole for juveniles.
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More than a dozen other crew members got shorter sentences.
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They did escape the prison sentences prosecutors had asked for.
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Two or three sentences needed to be rearranged a bit.
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Ingalls writes fables whose unadorned sentences belie their irreducible strangeness.
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Prosecutors are seeking life sentences for 21 of the officers.
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People convicted in federal court tend to get longer sentences.
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He was 7163 years old and serving 2716 life sentences.
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It is too much and the sentences keep falling apart.
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Because there are too many candidates to use full sentences.
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Stack writes sharp, pointed sentences that flash with dark insight.
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His speech grew staccato, short sentences punctuated by deep breaths.
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The book dispensed with Maric in a couple of sentences.
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Vox Sentences is written by Dylan Matthews and Dara Lind.
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The connections between the sentences feel both tenuous and tensile.
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Your next edition of Vox Sentences will come on Monday.
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Florida ruling should retroactively apply to existing death row sentences.
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I don't know anyone who speaks in long sentences anymore.
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President Trump commuted the sentences of three really deserving women.
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Confused and enraged, the Nazi judge sentences them to death.
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From where and from whom does he get his sentences?
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It serves as a check against unjustly harsh court sentences.
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The sentences have often been overturned during the appeals process.
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If convicted, she faces maximum sentences of decades in prison.
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During a joint interview, they repeatedly completed each other's sentences.
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You don't need awkward moments, silly situations or meaningless sentences.
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He is serving prison sentences of up to 175 years.
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When giving feedback, take the blame out of your sentences.
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The sentences directly before and after that note are redacted.
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How many sentences did you run through at a time?
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The scientists could even assemble the sounds into recognizable sentences.
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Those officers ultimately pleaded guilty and received significantly reduced sentences.
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K., so those sentences are themselves strikingly earnest and humorless.
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They finished each other's sentences and shared their own shorthand.
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Others received jail sentences ranging from five to 15 years.
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Sentences are based on the evidence and the sentencing guidelines.
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The other three were handed death sentences at the time.
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Sampling her sentences is like touching a mildly electrified fence.
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I believe in rehabilitation and that sentences should be reviewed.
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The soft air of the place drifts between Gerard's sentences.
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The rest have been convicted and are serving short sentences.
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Drug sentences were far more likely to leave permanent marks.
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And indeed, the sentences that follow flesh out that picture.
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Sentences for other defendants ranged from two to 30 years.
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The eight received prison sentences of 85033 to 25 years.
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Even when juries rejected death sentences, judges often overrode them.
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Similar actions by extremist suspects have yielded sharply disparate sentences.
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The guidelines can help judges standardize the sentences they give.
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Carter wrote some of the 20th century's unforgettable first sentences.
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But it is unclear exactly how many sentences were upended.
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The house's slowness gives Oz leisure to let sentences unfold.
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The next day, she could no longer speak in sentences.
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On "715 - CR∑∑KS," Vernon's sentences dissolve into digital purrs.
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Perhaps surprisingly, the police do not always support longer sentences.
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The sentences, which include the rhythm, word choice and images.
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The judge said the sentences would run concurrently, Dolan said.
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First kisses, Patronus charms, the way Google finishes your sentences.
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He was sentenced to 74 life sentences in December 295.
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TOKYO — The handwritten note was short, just three sentences long.
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The bill will reduce mandatory minimum sentences in certain cases.
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"Two sentences would go a long way," Mr. Gardiner said.
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However, judges are allowed to issue sentences beyond those guidelines.
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Egypt's highest appeals court upheld the death sentences in November.
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It commuted six other death sentences to life in prison.
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But garbled sentences, in and of themselves, are not significant.
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Instead of composing essays, he struggles with putting sentences together.
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What about the public safety case against capping prison sentences?
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Lacey writes sentences that are long and clean and unstanchable.
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The life sentences will automatically be appealed under Massachusetts law.
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His sentences are accusations that let you keep your dignity.
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Tonight's Sentences was written by German Lopez and Dara Lind.
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Sentences is taking a holiday break starting Friday, December 22.
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"Sue and I, we finish each other's sentences," Taurasi said.
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These two sentences show what a terrific writer Tuten is.
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Tonight's Sentences is written by Jen Kirby and Emily Stewart.
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The pair face prison sentences of a maximum 24 years.
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The pair had their sentences lowered due to good behavior.
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This development generated little notice because Simpson remained incarcerated on the other portions of his sentence, including for his four weapon enhancement sentences and sentences for two counts of assault with a deadly weapon.
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Compared to the predictive text features on your phone which may complete a word or two, EasyEmail is ambitiously trying to complete your sentences based on how you usually complete your sentences in emails.
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This follows a decision last week by a Singapore court to reject a prosecution appeal to reinstate longer jail sentences for the church leaders, after the High Court reduced their sentences in April 2017.
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He would eliminate mandatory minimum sentences, which take discretion from judges in imposing prison terms, and establish a clemency commission to commute sentences of people the commission believes have been incarcerated for too long.
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He is backing policies that would undo some of the causes of mass incarceration in black communities, including ending mandatory minimum sentences and retroactively eliminating the disparity between sentences for crack and powder cocaine.
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It also calls into question the validity of other Sunshine state death sentences, though it will not automatically commute the sentences of Florida's 390 death-row inmates, all but five of whom are men.
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The researchers say there was some disagreement on how to annotate the grammatically incorrect sentences — each went through three levels of review — but they weren't any more contentious than annotations of grammatically correct sentences.
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A new study published in Psychological Science found that sentences handed down on "Sleepy Monday" are, on average, 5 percent longer than sentences imposed for the same crimes on other days of the year.
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Mr. Trump also urged Congress to lower the threshold to use mandatory minimum sentences on opioid dealers, and said he will look for tougher criminal sentences on traffickers of certain drugs, such as fentanyl.
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In an executive order signed December 9, Bevin commuted the sentences for 336 inmates who are "solely serving" sentences for drug possession — and majority of the pardons Bevin issued are for drug-related convictions.
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Harsh sentences have left those individuals serving life sentences without parole over dime bags, not only barring them from future involvement in what is now a multi-billion dollar industry but also taking their freedom.
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Brinkema has already said she objected to being required under federal law to impose sentences she considered "draconian" and suggested she would have preferred to impose sentences of only 10 years against Chapman and Khan.
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McConnell could move forward in the Senate with a reform measure that would lower mandatory minimum sentences for some nonviolent federal drug offenders and permit judges to rehear cases with those new sentences in mind.
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Other changes include serving prison sentences of less than three years at home, lower sentences for bribe taking and other graft crimes, as well as decriminalizing taking a bribe for someone other than the accused.
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The two men whose sentences were commuted will now be released early from federal prison while those who received full pardons had already completed their prison sentences and will now have their rights fully restored.
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Life sentences are taking up more than 10 percent of our prisons, and so we have to confront these life without parole sentences if we are going to do something about incarceration in this country.
|
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Sentencing reforms backed by Senate proponents of the reform deal include lowering mandatory minimum life sentences for serious drug offenses to 85033 years and mandatory minimum 20-year sentences for such offenses to 15 years.
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Like her forebears, Vapnyar doesn't oversell sentences or push unnecessary emotions; rather, she lines up telling details in a steady march of patient sentences, her tone carefully constructed, at once flat and comic and malleable.
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They argue that the new measures are sweeping, allowing the deportation of people who served sentences decades ago or who served multiple short sentences for minor crimes that add up to 12 months or more.
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Life sentences usually stem from convictions for violent crimes such as murder, rape and kidnapping, although by the end of 21120 almost 2130,2122 of the nation's lifers had been given those sentences for nonviolent crimes.
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A court in the Hungarian town of Kecskemét handed down 25-year sentences to four men believed to be the gang's ringleaders Thursday, stopping short of the life sentences without parole demanded by the prosecution.
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It very slightly pulls back punitive mandatory minimum sentences, by, for example, letting judges give lower sentences in some circumstances, and relaxing a "three strikes" law to give 276 years instead of life in prison.
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He is now serving consecutive sentences adding up to 116 years.
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Lawyers of Rif activists say they will appeal against the sentences.
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You actually can speak in full sentences, which is nice too.
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The adults now faced the possibility of death penalty sentences. Jan.
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" Fewer people get long-term prison sentences "for politically motivated reasons.
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What about the last three sentences of the six-sentence statement?
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I like difficult poetry like Celan, who writes quite open sentences.
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I've seen resumes with only two sentences about a candidate's experience.
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Paulin-Ramirez and Khalid have been released after serving their sentences.
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At some point, you have to cut sentences for violent crimes.
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In other experiments the device learned to generate sentences in text.
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Meanwhile, initiatives to reduce prison sentences passed in California and Oklahoma.
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Levin, for one, cited the empirical evidence against expanding prison sentences.
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Under Turkish law, sentences under five years cannot be appealed further.
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You heard the two sentences he made in the east room.
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However, they are eligible for their sentences to be "commuted" — reduced.
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Trump attacked those wanting softer sentences for those convicted of crimes.
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Some face multiple sentences of up to 11,750 years in prison.
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It was an order of two sentences with no noted dissents.
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The man was convicted at trial and given two life sentences.
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People take one -- one or two sentences out of a piece.
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In hindsight, these objective-seeming sentences shield Madsen's dark mental state.
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A director and playwright received suspended sentences for an "unauthorised" performance.
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Cuixart praised independence supporters' refusal to accept the sentences without protest.
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Here's another sampling of overstuffed or impenetrable sentences in recent stories.
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Alabama that mandatory life sentences without parole were unconstitutional for adolescents.
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Neural translation handles long sentences much better than previous versions did.
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It really can't even be summed up in a few sentences.
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Her prospective Sentences wouldn't want her now, but it didn't matter.
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That means short paragraphs and sentences, no fluff, and practical insights.
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We often see her stating her emotions in simple, declarative sentences.
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The rogues get commuted sentences, and the agency gets plausible deniability.
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Not that he's just some smart guy who writes excellent sentences.
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You can either learn words with a picture, or with sentences.
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He pleaded guilty and received three one-year suspended prison sentences.
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It's really hard to go back and edit sentences, for example.
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The judge handed out prison sentences, but not the maximum. NOLA.
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Both xenophobic statements and Nazi propaganda can lead to prison sentences.
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It would halve sentences for pregnant women and single family earners.
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In England, sentences can be cut by at most a third.
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But multiple crimes meant multiple sentences for the Merced, California, native.
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How about the power to pardon criminals and commute prison sentences?
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He was serving nine life sentences in California's Corcoran State Prison.
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The charges carry maximum sentences of two and five years, respectively.
|
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Joe Biden, that encouraged prison construction and imposed longer prison sentences.
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Only "overt racial bias" explains Washington's disproportionate death sentences for blacks.
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Another 12 have had their sentences shortened to life without parole.
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Creating longer prison sentences for sexual assault goes against that objective.
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President Obama has commuted the sentences of hundreds of drug offenders.
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"One, two, three sentences would have done the job," she wrote.
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Still, where previous candidates had policy papers, Trump has punchy sentences.
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Both of the teenagers are serving their sentences in psychiatric institutions.
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The gimped inevitability of his prose, sentences that reveal a mind
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Unlike the Minions, though, they are capable of completing full sentences.
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McGehee's two co-defendants took plea deals and received lesser sentences.
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The charges could carry prison sentences of more than four years.
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If charged, they face jail sentences of up to 14 years.
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Take the so-called rule against ending sentences with a preposition.
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I let her go on for maybe two or three sentences.
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Periods can seem aggressive; complete, punctuated sentences can read as uptight.
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Lydia Davis has never written a story longer than two sentences.
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Its accuracy was 70 percent when looking for individual, relevant sentences.
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Jar Jar, speaking in complete English sentences, made Buddha-like pronouncements.
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The research is clear: Mandatory minimum sentences do not deter crime.
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Cook is on the record saying harsher sentences drive down crime.
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Manafort's combined sentences will put him behind bars for 7 ½ years.
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He received seven life sentences in 1996—one for each victim.
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As for sentences, we encourage children to go through a story.
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Their sentences are the maximum allowed by law, according to prosecutors.
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Babak Namazi, Siamak's brother and Baquer's son, called the sentences unjust.
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Riina died in prison last year while serving 26 life sentences.
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He'll receive four consecutive life sentences without the possibility of parole.
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His approach has been easy speech, small sentences and short words.
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He speaks in clipped sentences, with a high-pitched Southern twang.
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These charges reportedly carried maximum sentences of up to 22018 years.
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These charges reportedly carried maximum sentences of up to 12 years.
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Bever&aposs defense attorneys said they plan to appeal his sentences.
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We want most offenders to serve their sentences in open prisons.
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Say either of those sentences aloud and they sound just fine.
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A consistent statistical correlation exists between murder rates and death sentences.
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In particular, it's good at drawing images from more complex sentences.
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They received sentences ranging from six months in prison to life.
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Both men have pleaded guilty and are facing long prison sentences.
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More phone time, reduced sentences, 'compassionate release,' and early release credits.
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Those sentences could be increased based on the suspect's prior record.
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If they're convicted, their sentences are going to be very severe.
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Those caught face harsh prison sentences lasting up to two years.
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I can type long sentences but I can't type your email.
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A few sentences later, the leader brought India into the equation.
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Hundreds were handed prison sentences ranging from five years to life.
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It would reduce mandatory minimum sentences for repeat nonviolent drug offenders.
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This is a book of brilliant sentences, brilliant paragraphs, brilliant chapters.
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There's no "fake news" media in either of those three sentences.
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He was convicted and sentenced to two life sentences without parole.
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"Our bottom line is to repeal mandatory minimum sentences," she said.
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No cowboy story here, but assuredly, a fine finishing of sentences.
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Try not to start all of your sentences with 'I think'
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He will also decide if the sentences run consecutively or concurrently.
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So far, the sentences have ranged from two to 12 years.
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Cuixart and Sànchez could receive sentences of up to 17 years.
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They got two sentences from her, and less from her allies.
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Several shipping company officials were given two- to seven-year sentences.
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Harsh mandatory minimum sentences are at the root of this cycle.
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No longer are Cuban dissidents jailed for prolonged sentences, activists say.
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"We want sentences that are just and proportional," Ms. Yates said.
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There was no way to split the sentences that made sense.
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Death sentences have dropped precipitously nationwide since peaking in the 22015s.
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It has struck down abortion restrictions and overturned death penalty sentences.
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In sentences and in strokes, he is a man of economy.
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Unclick caps lock, start over and write sentences with normal capitalization.
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As part of the plea agreement, his sentences will run consecutively.
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Their initial light prison sentences sparked mass protests across the country.
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The other sought to reduce prison sentences for nonviolent drug offenses.
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Life sentences in Sweden are usually commuted to a fixed term.
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Jon could hardly get off the floor or form full sentences.
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I would say upward of 30 percent increased length of sentences.
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The French Foreign Ministry declined to comment on Sunday's death sentences.
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Saturday's sentences will be approved by June, when the court reconvenes.
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A lot of federal districts use a formula for cooperation sentences.
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Practically all crimes resulted in longer prison sentences after the 1980s.
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The bill includes reductions of sentences for certain low-level crimes.
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Some of the charges carry maximum sentences of life in prison.
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I told them in two sentences exactly why I was there.
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He also commuted the sentences of three men on death row.
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Your sentences move forward even as they question their own claims.
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In Florida in 2015, 366 people were serving juvenile life sentences.
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The other sentences ranged from parole to eight years in prison.
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" Mr. Biden said he wanted "equitable and definitive sentences for all.
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The governor also commuted the sentences of seven people currently incarcerated.
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I would say in a few sentences what the day brought.
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I invite us all to write a few sentences every day.
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Jasleen's disabilities have made it difficult to communicate in complete sentences.
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He said it appeared that the sentences were to run concurrently.
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Eight other soldiers were given suspended sentences and two were acquitted.
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Mardini overuses the kinds of short, staccato sentences found in advertising.
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Its sentences both provoke and obscure, often resisting a single interpretation.
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New Sentences — From "Census" (Ecco, 2018, Page 32), by Jesse Ball.
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Both of the charges have maximum prison sentences of five years.
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An appeals court later reduced the sentences to five years each.
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New Sentences 'I like to think I know what death is.
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The girl spoke in simple sentences, said Mr. Fomin, paraphrasing her.
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The eye is forced to decelerate and piece together the sentences.
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Keep a regular record, even if it's just a couple sentences.
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Iraqi lawmakers demand prison sentences for Kurds who supported the Sept.
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They far outnumber those who are serving actual sentences for crimes.
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When I started cultivating in Florida, we faced mandatory minimum sentences.
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Which is why so many rabbis end sentences on a rise.
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You say that this man can't express himself in normal sentences.
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The new sentences ranged from six to eight months in prison.
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Smart Compose suggests endings to your sentences as you type them.
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Other jail residents were serving short sentences, generally for minor crimes.
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It is brief: only four lines, three sentences, among many thousands.
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In my case, I can do it just by shortening sentences.
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They were given sentences of six to 10 months in prison.
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Both men are serving life sentences with no possibility of parole.
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He also appealed the other two court sentences, but was denied.
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The tortured sentences aside, "American Dirt" is enviably easy to read.
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If they're convicted, their sentences are going to be very severe.
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The prosecutor called for eight-year sentences for the other three.
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Tuesday's decision quashes their prison sentences and reinstates the initial ruling.
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Many have been pardoned or had their sentences suspended or reduced.
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I was struck, as well, by the number of sloppy sentences.
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Peres can write; he crafts deft, unshowy sentences and shapely anecdotes.
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For starters, it mentioned me in only a few short sentences.
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" Top Chef host Padma Lakshmi said she's "hoping for consecutive sentences.
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The system quickly reorganized the words and sentences into new text.
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Drndic's fondness for commas gives her sentences their peculiar gasping quality.
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Judges have sentenced hundreds of government opponents to lengthy prison sentences.
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The other executives previously received sentences between one and three years.
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Alabama, that invalidated mandatory life sentences without parole for juvenile offenders.
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The number of federal death sentences returned since then has tripled.
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Manafort's crimes didn't have minimum or mandatory sentences set by Congress.
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The film's title was among the sentences projected onto the hotel.
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Those sentences were later reversed with the help of the NAACP.
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Draconian sentences can transform nobodies into martyrs and radicalise prisoners' relatives.
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It was originally used by monarchs to lift draconian death sentences.
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In Malaysia, homosexual sex is illegal but punished by prison sentences.
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He received sentences of more than seven years combined in prison.
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The bill also increases prison sentences for burglary and armed robbery.
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He said he believes the pleas will result in life sentences.
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Khawaja began serving five sentences totaling over three years in March.
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He suggests broaching the difficult topic with these three simple sentences.
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His wife and son earlier received prison sentences for their involvement.
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He served prison sentences in the 1970s for robbery and kidnapping.
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In total, Trump pardoned or commuted the sentences of 11 people.
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The court's order was two sentences long and gave no reasons.
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We just started putting like the little sentences about the dogs.
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It would reduce some mandatory minimum sentences — retroactively for nonviolent offenders.
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Trump's sentences are short, and, more to the point, often repeated.
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Let me give you three sentences from the current intelligence community.
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Proposition 47 lowered criminal sentences for drug possession, theft, shoplifting, identity theft, receiving stolen property, writing bad checks and check forgery from felonies that can bring prison terms to misdemeanors that often bring minimal jail sentences.
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But they worried that if judges suddenly have to worry that lenient sentences could lead to public outrage and even a recall campaign, then maybe they will err toward harsher sentences — which could perpetuate mass incarceration.
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It provided money for states to build prisons and adopt "truth in sentencing" laws that increase prison sentences by requiring inmates to serve out at least 85 percent of their prison sentences without an early release.
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When she had gathered 22001,29000 of these marked-up sentences, she used them to train a machine-learning system to analyze sentences it had never seen before and infer the emotion or intent of the subject.
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Both sentences were far below the 25-year combined maximum sentences the brothers faced after they pleaded guilty in 2013 to conspiracy to bribe doctors and money laundering through their New Jersey company, Biodiagnostic Laboratory Services.
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Timothy Ciboro was sentenced to five life sentences plus 41 years with no eligibility for parole, while Esten Ciboro was sentenced to three life sentences plus 38 years in prison with eligibility for parole, Reed says.
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WASHINGTON — President Obama commuted the sentences of 58 nonviolent drug offenders on Thursday, the latest in a series of efforts to address what he has called the overly long and harsh sentences of an earlier era.
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While Alabama judges have converted death sentences to life in 11 cases, they have rejected the jury's mercy and chosen death in 101, nearly a quarter of all death sentences handed down in Alabama since 1982.
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But Mr. Obama denounced the old sentencing rules, and in 103 announced a clemency initiative for people whose sentences would have been shorter if their crimes had come later, commuting the sentences of nearly 1,700 people.
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While Mr. Obama pardoned 212 people and commuted the sentences of 1,715 prisoners, including 568 serving life sentences, Mr. Trump has acted mainly on a few high-profile cases brought to him by associates and allies.
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She wants stronger sentences for murderers and lower sentences for drug crimes, and said she planned to vote for Sanders because of his criminal justice platform and because she hopes he will build more affordable housing.
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According to the secretary of state's website, as many as 2140 pardons and 2000 commutations of sentences were filed on December 22015, including commutations for 336 people who were serving sentences solely for drug related charges.
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It's difficult to push through page after page of beautiful sentences — and James's sentences really are stunning — that are organized specifically to avoid telling you who is doing what or why and why you should care.
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On top of that resulting data set, Alexa AI's approach then looks for clues in the structure of sentences to flag and weight significant sentences in the top texts, like "Nolan directed Inception," and discounts the rest.
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A "second look" to adjust sentences would give inmates an incentive to prepare themselves for productive lives on the outside, and allow judges like me to correct sentences that turn out, in hindsight, to be unnecessarily long.
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Sen. Mike Lee wants to unite a pair of Senate criminal justice reform bills, taking a prison reform effort, adding reductions of certain mandatory minimum sentences and limiting the ability of prosecutors to "stack" multiple mandatory sentences.
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But they worry that if judges suddenly have to worry that lenient sentences could lead to public outrage and even a recall campaign, then maybe they will err toward harsher sentences — and that could perpetuate mass incarceration.
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But U.N. rapporteur Javaid Rehman said only those serving sentences of less than 5.513 years had been freed while political prisoners and others charged with heavier sentences linked to their participation in protest marches remained in jail.
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Congress should restore to judges their ability to ensure sensible and fair sentences—and it should take away from prosecutors their ability to coerce pleas and to punish with much higher sentences those who refuse to plead.
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A five-member Federal Court panel unanimously ruled that the death sentences were the most appropriate, upholding a decision by a lower court to increase the penalty from life sentences, according to the state news agency Bernama.
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An investigative commission formed under García's successor, Humala, found that García had commuted or reduced the sentences of more than three thousand convicted drug traffickers and shortened a third of all the prison sentences in the country.
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However, the federal judge's ruling only applies to his sentences in Virginia.
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The novel's clipped sentences and repetition reinforce the isolation that Manami experiences.
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Last year Malaysia and Thailand scrapped mandatory death sentences for selling drugs.
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Such tactics instil fear in a way that even jail sentences cannot.
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Though nearly all of the message has been redacted, four sentences remain.
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Only a tiny percentage of those words were assembled into actual sentences.
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Four of the nine would have their jail sentences suspended, it said.
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I'm not asking you to feel sorry for men serving prison sentences.
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One by one, letters are chosen, and words and sentences are formed.
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Both felonies can carry sentences of up to four years in prison.
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My smartphone can build words and sentences from my sloppy finger-swipes.
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As part of my sentence, he sentences me to mandatory psychiatric counselling.
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Too often, letters, words, and sentences get the credit for conveying information.
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Then you'll see boxes where you can write three sentences or phrases.
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Ronald Reagan escalated the war with "tough on crime" mandatory minimum sentences.
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There is support for letting people vote after they complete their sentences.
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The sentences were imposed by U.S. District Judge Loretta Preska in Manhattan.
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Long and Pitts have both been released after serving their full sentences.
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United States and whether it should apply retroactively certain to prisoners' sentences.
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The sentences of three of the prisoners were stayed in earlier proceedings.
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The staff members of a now-defunct newspaper received lengthy prison sentences.
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If convicted, they each face sentences of up to life in prison.
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Then I clicked on the test, and it was… two sentences long.
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The bill notoriously carried tougher sentences for crack cocaine than powder cocaine.
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Even Kylie Jenner's sentences are choppy and vague in the confessional interviews.
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The cult leader was instead sentenced to nine life sentences behind bars.
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The meaning condensed into rhythm and sound and the spaces between sentences.
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And some others and some folks that have sentences that aren't fair.
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Should those who don't floss be subject to longer prison sentences too?
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Kessler was able to utter just two sentences before he was mobbed.
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Instead, Mr. Sessions has instructed prosecutors to seek the harshest possible sentences.
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In 2015, only two such cases ended in jail sentences, she said.
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No previously unknown sentences existed in this "original paper" provided to us.
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What words does it have, and how do they combine in sentences?
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He died in March while serving 25 concurrent life sentences in prison.
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Margery ducked under Sentences' clasped hands, ignoring their shouts, weaved and dodged.
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Arkansas, for instance, bars felons who are serving their sentences from voting.
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Successful convictions are rare: just 26 individuals received stiffer sentences in 2015.
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The White House said Obama had approved reduced sentences for 58 individuals.
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Bowles received life sentences in Florida for the Morris and Roberts murders.
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Instead of waiting, he tries to assist him, finishing sentences for him.
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On screen, people express themselves in sentences we treasure, remember, and repeat.
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These include algorithms used for calculating prison sentences and allotting medical aid.
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It has previously handed down lengthy sentences to foreigners before freeing them.
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Yet lower courts often impose death sentences for drug crimes, for example.
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Today it's 22014 million, thanks to booming prison populations and longer sentences.
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Today it's 6.1 million, thanks to booming prison populations and longer sentences.
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The suspects were convicted of terrorist-related charges and given life sentences.
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He became a puddle, unable to speak in clear sentences at first.
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More technically, a machine can have issues detecting hate across multiple sentences.
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Ramirez is serving life sentences in France for a series of attacks.
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Non-violent felons have their rights restored after they complete their sentences.
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They read sentences with positive, negative or ironic emoji at the end.
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He began as a couple Photoshopped images and a handful of sentences.
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They face possible 30-year prison sentences, despite having never used violence.
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Judges can deviate from prescribed minimum sentences if there are compelling circumstances.
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The proposal also calls for ending prison sentences for drug use alone.
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Florida, however, bars people from voting even after they've completed their sentences.
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Others join two sentences with only a comma, which makes editors furious.
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The jail sentences, ranging from six to eight months, outraged their supporters.
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Chicago officials want longer prison sentences for violent offenders involved in shootings.
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Although executions are declining, the number of death sentences has hardly changed.
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Five other people were sentenced Tuesday and the sentences can be appealed.
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Eusebio Castillo, 48, pleaded guilty in October and received 5 life sentences.
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Simmons and Philip are currently serving life sentences for unrelated double murders.
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The algorithm sometimes melds two sentences together that, through coincidence, is offensive.
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He punctuates sentences with a smattering of superlatives and decisive adjectives -- Great!
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Al-Tajer faces prison sentences totaling more than five years if convicted.
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Each sentence, sometimes two, stands alone, jumbled into paragraphs with unrelated sentences.
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Two Supreme Court judges arrested with Gayoom were given the same sentences.
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These measures all potentially increase prison sentences for opioid possession or trafficking.
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More than 20 of these convicted women are serving decades-long sentences.
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He is serving life sentences in France for a series of attacks.
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Some voters were accused, incorrectly, of casting ballots while serving felony sentences.
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Let me just preface these next few sentences with: I'm sorry Dad.
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" The transcripts in the study included these sentences: "All right, my man.
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More than a third of those commuted on Wednesday were life sentences.
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Can you imagine reading any of these sentences in Sweet Valley High?
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Their lawyer, Hafida El Maksaoui, said she would appeal against the sentences.
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"She began saying more words and speaking in sentences," her mother said.
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It's like having your PC and your phone finish each other's sentences.
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Matthew, 34, was sentenced to four consecutive life sentences – the statutory maximum.
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Can you encapsulate that truth for me in a couple of sentences?
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The Supreme Court last month upheld death sentences for the three militants.
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Both have pleaded not guilty and face possible death sentences if convicted.
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They appealed their sentences, and the case went to the Supreme Court.
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Two others were given suspended sentences while the remaining pair was acquitted.
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Writers are much less tolerant of bad sentences strewn about a space.
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For those still serving sentences, there will also be opportunities for resentencing.
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Around 95% complete community-service sentences, but only 76% of men do.
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And they just had a few sentences under each discussing their stance.
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Mary Fallin, has passed sentencing reforms that reduce costly mandatory minimum sentences.
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There are a few sentences from his end, words separated by periods.
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So Chelsea says two sentences slowly and somehow she's "interesting" #bachelor pic.twitter.
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You can't go two sentences online, it seems, without hearing about yourself.
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Some 4,000 were given prison sentences after closed-door trials, they said.
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Four teenage students received sentences of up to five years in prison.
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In some cases jail sentences can be as long as for murder.
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Manuscripts are words written down, but they impart far more than sentences.
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But in 2015, their sentences were reduced and they were released early.
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Harsher sentences work as a deterrent, but only up to a point.
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In the 1990s, we had 300 to 350 death sentences a year.
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The states that have the most death sentences have the most exonerations.
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And my road to activism since has been driven by two sentences.
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And Mr. Obama has given no indication he considers the sentences unjust.
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The bolded sentences represent lines fed to the model by Google's researchers.
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"Hodor," said Hodor is really one of the greatest sentences ever written.
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Some phrases and sentences are mirrored with only a few words changed.
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The legislation would reduce certain mandatory minimum sentences for drug-related crimes.
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Imposing excessive sentences on children ignores what adolescent development research has documented.
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The sentences in Swing Time, Zadie Smith's new book, are like dancers.
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He is serving long prison sentences for corruption and human-rights abuses.
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The crime bill left many of the Reagan-era sentences in place.
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NEW DELHI — India aggressively imposes death sentences but hardly ever executes anyone.
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He is serving multiple life sentences at the Supermax prison in Colorado.
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Lowering mandatory minimum sentences for low-level crimes will reduce unnecessary incarceration.
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Still, with one exception — juveniles — mandatory life without parole sentences have survived.
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Florida will restore voting rights to felons who have completed their sentences.
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American left, and thousands of sentences and paragraphs and pages in other
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If sentences were short and uncommon, they would have negligible deterrent effect.
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So just last week, I think, he commuted [more than 70] sentences.
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The arrestees' sentences ranged from community service to four years in prison.
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Senate Republicans divided on the wisdom of reducing federal mandatory minimum sentences.
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An even smaller fraction of these counties still imposes death sentences regularly.
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They are included in the bill as purported rationales for reducing sentences.
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Think of it as "or" for negative sentences, and it's not optional.
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Instead the counts carry possible sentences of up to 247 years each.
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And a library in Alabama will enforce jail sentences for overdue books.
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The over-reliance on mandatory minimum sentences must come to an end.
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Both men received life sentences and years later, the police, then-Gov.
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EditorsNote: Several small changes, including combining a few sentences into one graf.
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He was sentenced to five life sentences with no possibility of parole.
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Moore will also decide if the sentences will run concurrently or consecutively.
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The four had been given death sentences in 2003, which they appealed.
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The Court of Cassation upheld the two men's sentences in late 2018.
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She's a deadpan comedian, her sentences funny yet plump with existential dread.
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"And sometimes when we're together we complete each other's sentences," Chiras said.
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The country needs a variety of mechanisms for reducing unreasonably long sentences.
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We doled out life sentences to one out of every 2628,28503 people.
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Oregon and two counts of auto theft in Washington; both sentences were
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Participants are mainly serving suspended prison sentences of three years or less.
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But sentences need not be mandatory or extreme to have this effect.
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Alabama, that banned mandatory sentences of life without parole for juvenile killers.
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While I could speak, I had a difficult time stringing together sentences.
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Thousands have had their sentences commuted to life imprisonment under presidential decrees.
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He's instead pushing competing legislation to reduce sentences for nonviolent drug offenders.
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Researchers found that those taking the drug took longer to complete sentences.
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There are the entertaining misadventures and there are the head-turning sentences.
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It did not specify when exactly the sentences had been handed down.
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Federal law also allows lengthier sentences for dealers linked with such deaths.
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It is high pitched yet boyish (a few sentences sound downright playful).
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Nelson Rockefeller proposed harsher prison sentences, including mandatory minimums, for drug trafficking.
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He has also voted against many measures to reduce sentences for prisoners.
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Life's experiences, despite being processed by them, don't neatly translate into sentences.
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Oppose proposed legislation that would develop mandatory minimum sentences for some crimes.
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Typically death sentences be converted to life imprisonment subject to good behavior.
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There's some James Joyce in the wordy, cerebral rush of her sentences.
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In the condom context, even anodyne sentences can contain unintentional double entendres.
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Those three words sentences can make all the difference: I miss you.
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But truly "understanding" complex English sentences is beyond machines at this point.
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The law says burglaries are violent felonies that can require longer sentences.
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They finish each other's sentences and tease one another relentlessly, but affectionately.
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But as Virginia Woolf wrote, novels are composed of paragraphs, not sentences.
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Trump has expressed some interest in reducing sentences through his pardon authority.
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Black defendants often receive far longer sentences than similarly situated white defendants.
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Their convictions and 10-year sentences were upheld last November on appeal.
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A South Carolina lawyer, David Bruck, looked into those four death sentences.
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Even officers who were convicted have gotten off with outrageously light sentences.
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Mr. Humphrey and Ms. Yu served prison sentences of about two years.
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"Under Chinese law, death sentences should be handled very carefully," he said.
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Defendants may also argue for more lenient sentences based on mental illness.
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But these meaninglessly long sentences aren't justice — they're a mockery of it.
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And yes, they deserve to serve the entire sentences that they're given.
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It slightly increases the number people eligible to sidestep mandatory minimum sentences.
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At least two people are serving sentences of up to three years.
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Sometimes her pile-on sentences achieve a prickly, shambolic sort of grace.
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Every few sentences, Rasmussen pauses to take a selfie with a fan.
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In federal sentences, about half the time, usually with the government's blessing.
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Others tied to the campaign, including Papadopoulos, have also received prison sentences.
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Mr. Tai and Mr. Chan were ordered to begin their sentences immediately.
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On Thursday, one of the defendants questioned the timing of the sentences.
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A number of the prisoners being held have served their full sentences.
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In no time, they were completing each other's sentences, extremely wordy ones.
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" Or maybe you admire the short, punchy sentences Isabel Hwang uses: "Gross?
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The times, which brought death sentences to so many people like them?
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She's just learning about how letters Make words, and words make sentences.
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For beach bums and other summerphiles, cold weather sentences are temporarily commuted.
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That can make them more sympathetic, which often leads to lighter sentences.
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Moshfegh's sentences are piercing and vixenish, each one a kind of orphan.
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Two other researchers involved in the project received lesser sentences and fines.
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Otherwise, new death sentences mostly came in the South, particularly in Florida.
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Death sentences are down some 90 percent from their mid-1990s peak.
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They had both faced life sentences at the beginning of the trial.
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He is pushing for drug crimes to lead to long prison sentences.
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In some cases, defendants could be handed sentences with no jail time.
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It was four sentences, handwritten in black ink on white printer paper.
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Succinct phrases and sentences pack a deep power of knowledge and conviction.
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All of the sentences, though, have been less than what prosecutors sought.
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Rebellion charges not only implied prison sentences of up to 25 years.
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The bank frauds have the harshest punishment -- 30-year maximum sentences each.
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That is because they are often granted suspended sentences or presidential pardons.
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Four other co-defendants received sentences of between six and eight years.
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He told reporters on Saturday that he wanted to "toughen up" sentences.
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As I read the translator's version, I found myself cutting whole sentences.
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Mr. Clinton said their sentences were out of proportion with their offenses.
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He was behaving oddly, mumbling nonsensical sentences and stumbling through the house.
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I guess they figured no one reads beyond the first few sentences.
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Many of my comrades, they got longer sentences or they were executed.
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Others have received sentences ranging from probation to 9 months behind bars.
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She was talking in six-word sentences at one and a half.
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I don't really know what to say about the above two sentences.
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Most of those arrested have already served their sentences and been released.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions has called for a return to tough sentences.
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The sentences were greeted with outrage by the separatist segment of Catalonia.
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"We have many more criminal sanctions with harsher sentences now," she said.
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The demand for convictions and long, tough sentences made Skalnik's testimony invaluable.
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He was sentenced to multiple life sentences without the possibility of parole.
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Penalties for breaking the law include large fines and lengthy prison sentences.
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As in A Warning, the sentences and paragraphs are pithy and punchy.
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All the service announcements and prison sentences are not reversing this trend.
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The sentences do not take effect until any appeal has been made.
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Most were freed without charge but nine were given short prison sentences.
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He and four directors appealed the sentences and are under house arrest.
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With devastation of the health sector, treatable illnesses have become death sentences.
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Join the conversation by emailing us a few sentences about your routine.
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They are serving life sentences in prison without the possibility of parole.
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The convictions and heavy sentences meted out were unusual in South Africa.
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Two accomplices, standing alongside him in court, were also given prison sentences.
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Don't keep inmates locked up until the final day of their sentences.
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More than 240,000 of those barred from voting had completed their sentences.
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"The Football Factory," John King I was hooked from the opening sentences.
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Some of them have completed prison sentences; others have lived under bridges.
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She spoke in measured sentences, with no sign of confusion or delirium.
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However, some jurists said the move could backfire, resulting in lesser sentences.
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It was not immediately clear if the men would appeal their sentences.
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But Mr. Sessions believes those long prison sentences produced low crime rates.
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The brief refers to the ban on life sentences for juvenile defendants.
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So, what I think is we don't need sentences, we need partners.
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Vorotnikov could face charges of hooliganism in Russia, which carry stiff sentences.
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Tonight's Sentences is written by Jen Kirby, Libby Nelson, and Emily Stewart.
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Under Sri Lankan law, murder and drug trafficking carry possible death sentences.
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Fforde writes witty, chewy sentences, full of morsels, and delivers them deadpan.
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The sentences being handed down against the senior officers are indeed crushing.
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But when they gave them, they found a couple of little sentences.
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