Because "time served" was easier to ascertain, and because many sentences were reduced to "time served," The Times used that as a metric.
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Faal was sentenced to time served over the last year.
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She got credit for time served in the federal system.
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He at one time served as chairman of the panel.
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Leigh pleaded no contest and was sentenced to time served.
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That arrangement allowed him to be released with time served.
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It then released them on the basis of time served.
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He sentenced to one day in prison, with time served.
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Driscoll said her legal team will push for time served.
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She was released in May 2015 with credit for time served.
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His lawyer, Christopher Flood, asked for a sentence of time served.
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With time served, he will be eligible for release in April.
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He was given 580 days credit for time served in jail.
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CNN affiliate WNEP reported Lai received time served for his sentence.
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Just 50 doctors at that time served Liberia's 4.3 million people.
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Inmates also receive credit for time served before trial or conviction.
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Fields was released and will get credit for his time served.
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Gia, who was 2 at the time, served as a flower girl.
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The judge ultimately was merciful towards Stork, and granted her time served.
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That would make Brown eligible for time served in about 11 months.
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In this case, and most other days, the sentence is time served.
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The judge, citing time served, allowed him to leave the country immediately.
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The judge allowed Mr. Mubarak to count time served against the sentence.
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His best hope is the judge letting him off with time served.
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After this ordeal, Wolf released her with time served and a $100 fine.
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He was convicted of criminal threats against Obama and sentenced to time served.
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He was released under a law that gives inmates credit for time served.
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With credit for time served, he could be released as early as 20193.
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He was granted time served, so no more jail time for this case.
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Time Served: My Days and Nights on Death Row Records is out now.
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Three others were given either suspended jail terms or sentenced to time served.
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The report did not break out the extra time served by these inmates.
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He also waived a fine of $3,135 (100,000 baht) due to time served.
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The punishment often has been nothing more than a fine and time served.
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He lost an appeal but was released in January 2016 for time served.
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Prodigy lived a bumpy and sometimes pugnacious life, including time served in prison.
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Mr. Williams was found guilty of disorderly conduct and sentenced to time served.
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In 2015, he was sentenced to five years in prison including time served.
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Another judge would fine Mubarak for corruption and order his release for time served.
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With that time served, he'll spend approximately 81 months, or 103 years, in prison.
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U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan gave Butina credit for nine months of time served.
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Lewis pleaded guilty, cooperated with investigators and was sentenced to time served — six days.
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However, in 1981, his sentence was reduced to time served, and he was released.
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She received a standard sentence reduction and credit for time served while awaiting trial.
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Correction: This story has been updated to accurately reflect Lipinski's time served in Congress.
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A third of those defendants pleaded guilty, received time-served sentences and were released.
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However, a little something called time served is gonna push that date way forward.
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She'll receive credit for time served and these are concurrent sentences for her eight convictions.
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"It would not surprise me if he got time served for both cases," Allenbaugh said.
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Counting time served in detention against their sentences, Alaa and Gamal were released in 2015.
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Brunson was released Friday after a judge issued a sentence that amounted to time served.
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According to the Maui News , Young received time served for spending 157 days in jail.
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With pre-sentencing credits and time served ... he walked out a free man last Thursday.
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With credit for time served and good behavior, he was released on January 10333, 2017.
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Time served, depending on whether you think the panopticon exists already or is long overdue.
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She will be sentenced to time served and probation for her testimony in the case.
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Bradley was also sentenced to 2 days in jail, but got credit for time served.
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They entered Alford Pleas which commuted their sentences to time served: 18 years in prison.
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Zarate, who was arrested shortly after the shooting in 2015, was credited for time served.
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Guantánamo Bay: A case will test whether torture can count as time served in prison.
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The promotion system for noncommissioned officers has also changed to reward merit over time served.
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The sons were released in 2015 for time served, while Mubarak walked free in 2017.
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Braxton walked free more than a decade ago, having been let go for time served.
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Hernandez&aposs lawyer requested time served, citing letters from family and friends asking for leniency.
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A judge gave him 24 months in prison, 13 of which were deemed time served.
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Hutchins, who was potentially facing years in prison, was free and sentenced to time served.
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Gallagher had already served 201 days in custody and it would be applied as time served.
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Are my 23 years of womanhood time served enough to qualify my input to the discussion?
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On the government's recommendation, Carter sentenced Popov to time served and three years of court supervision.
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Under a deal with Los Angeles County prosecutors, she was re-sentenced to the time served.
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There was no redemption for his plea of guilty or for his time served in jail.
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She was sentenced to two years probation plus time served after having been incarcerated in 2015.
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In exchange, prosecutors will recommend a sentence of "time served" and two years probation, CBS reports.
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We're told a judge revoked the 4-year probation, and gave 6ix9ine credit for time served.
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The 860 days he had already spent in jail would have counted toward his time served.
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To respond, Louisiana adopted caps on time served in prison for first-time violations of supervision.
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The court sentenced them to three years in prison but reduced their sentences to time served.
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That was the case for Ms. Colquitt, who was sentenced to time served plus two weeks.
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Mr. Estrada was sentenced to time served — three days — and will likely be deported to Guatemala.
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Waring's attorney, Joel Garson, tells us Waring will get time served and be released later today.
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Some defendants were retried, but many others accepted plea bargains for time served and were released.
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She will be given credit for time served, leaving her with five months on her sentence.
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One of them was sentenced to jail in January but was released due to time served.
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Ross was sentenced to time served in jail -- he had been locked up for a week.
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A cry went up across the room as 12 policemen were ordered released for time served.
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On Monday, three men were handed sentences ranging from time served to 10 years in prison.
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Almena has been in jail since June 2017 and was expected to be credited for time served.
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O.T. was fined $1,000 and sentenced to 2 days in jail -- but got credit for time served.
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Shai, who was 6-months-old at the time, served as "prince of honor" at the wedding.
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However, Forsberg, Hartnell and a breakdown in discipline at the worst possible time served as change agents.
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But, Charlie, I do think that there&aposs a legitimate claim in terms of the time served.
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As part of the deal, Khadr received an eight-year sentence with no credit for time served.
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On Thursday, the judge in his case sentenced him to time served for his decades behind bars.
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Last week he was convicted again in a retrial, but released from jail given the time served.
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Brunson was convicted Friday on a charge of aiding terrorism but was sentenced only to time served.
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He will be released on supervised probation for another five months, after getting credit for time served.
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With time served while awaiting trial and good behavior, he could be released as soon as October.
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The sons were freed five months later for time served, while Mr. Mubarak walked free last year.
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The sheriff will recommend that their sentences be reduced or that they be released with time served.
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She earned credit for time served while awaiting her sentence and for completing rehabilitative programs in prison.
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Five of them were sentenced to time served, while one twice served a single day in jail.
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According to sources at the Hamilton County Jail in Tennessee ... Edwards was released Monday for time served.
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With credit for time served and for good behavior, she was released after serving about half her sentence.
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The judge told me that, personally, he'd give me time served, but that I had an immigration hold.
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She was sentenced to two years probation plus time served after having been incarcerated in 2015, CBS reported.
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Zhang was found guilty of trespassing and lying to Secret Service agents and was sentenced to time served.
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He'll get credit for time served, which puts him in line for an October release with good behavior.
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She will receive credit of 511 days for time served and has 30 days to appeal the sentence.
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Defense lawyers said Marin's age and health meant he should be sentenced to time served, court papers showed.
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On Tuesday afternoon, the Obama administration announced that the president was commuting Chelsea Manning's sentence to time served.
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Most receive "time served" and remain in detention for at least a week, according to a DOJ official.
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On Tuesday, more than a year later, she was released from the Rutherford County jail on time served.
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Mr. Murphy joined the Soros firm in 1997 and for a time served as acting chief operating officer.
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Lawyers for Yan had sought a sentence of time served, which probation officers had recommended, plus community service.
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She noted how the quality of time served is so much better than that in most correctional facilities.
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But after receiving credit for time served in federal prison, Barzee is scheduled for release on September 19.
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He is being credited with time served since his plea deal, meaning he could get out in 2037.
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Instead, Ravi and the prosecutor agreed to the deal announced Wednesday in which Ravi was sentenced to time served.
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Judge Ronald Coen said Knight had earned the equivalent of 4.2 years credit for time served in pretrial detention.
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Her attorneys have explicitly asked that she be sentenced to time served in jail, following her plea in December.
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In addition to the 20 months, which includes time served, he was sentenced to three years of supervised release.
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We're told the court gave him credit for time served, so he won't have to go back behind bars.
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Peter Nash, an Australian, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to time served after 17 months in jail in 2015.
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Although the N.L.D. has recruited young talent, party leaders are notable for their age and time served in prison.
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Dean was also sentenced to jail for his role in the cover-up but was ultimately granted time served.
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In 2014, he pleaded guilty to hitting a man outside a Washington hotel and was sentenced to time served.
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A third employee was freed convicted of terrorism but freed in January due to time served during his trial.
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Handmade wooden boxes that depicted a specific year, and highlighted important happenings during that time, served as table centerpieces.
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He already has reached the limit for time served as the top-ranking minority member of the Finance panel.
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Schneider received credit for time served while wearing an ankle monitor and living with his wife and two children.
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She was sentenced in Minneapolis, Minnesota on Tuesday to 2-1/4 years time served, according to court documents.
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But her lawyer said she would be released on May 4, after time served and an additional sentence reduction.
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Pontotoc County District Attorney Paul Smith declined to vacate the convictions, but offered to modify the sentence to time served.
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As long as the evaluation came through with no problems, Rittenband said, Polanski would be released immediately on time served.
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The North Carolina Evangelical pastor was ordered released by a judge who issued a sentence that amounted to time served.
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What's unclear is how Tekashi's time served -- less than 3 weeks in jail -- equals that minimum of 10 years probation.
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Orlando won't actually spend much time behind bars ... he gets credit for time served and both sentences are running concurrently.
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One U.S. consulate employee was sentenced to jail in January, but was released due to time served during his trial.
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Manafort will be allowed to receive time served, meaning he will spend another three years and two months behind bars.
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Blizter and Moreno were each sentenced to six months while Fraenkel was sentenced to time served, according to court records.
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Legislation that threatens to jail and deport immigrants regardless of time served and time elapsed continues to tear apart families.
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She was found guilty and served nearly two years of her sentence before President Carter commuted it to time served.
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He pleaded guilty to the crime committed outside the hotel in Chelsea, was sentenced to time served and was released.
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He got credit for time served and, due to prison overcrowding, could be out in a little over 10 years.
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Another strategy prosecutors employ is to offer to convert an inmate's sentence to time served but with his conviction intact.
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With time served and good behavior, he could be released in October, said John Lee, Hong Kong's secretary for security.
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She was sentenced to 25 years, and then in an extraordinary judgment, Hiller Zobel, the judge, gave her time served.
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Mr. Kunkeli took the deal, which called for him to be sentenced to five months in prison, minus time served.
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Simpson is approaching the minimum time served of his 23-year sentence after being convicted in a botched 2008 robbery.
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According to court papers, prosecutors sought a more than seven-year prison term, while Logan sought credit for time served.
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Rae was sentenced on Thursday to time served, three years' supervised release and a $500 fine, according to court papers.
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"We thank Fafa for his time served with the Philadelphia Union," Philadelphia sporting director Ernst Tanner said in a statement.
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The court was satisfied with five months including time served, which means she only has two months left in prison.
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Since the 43-year-old has been in custody for over six years, any sentence would be covered by time served.
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After an appeals court tossed the brothers' convictions, Henry accepted a plea deal for time served rather than risk a retrial.
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In 239, she pled guilty to a misdemeanor charge of criminal recklessness and was released with time served, like Anna Yocca.
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The judges felt Rocky and his co-defendants got ample punishment already with time served -- 1 month in a Swedish jail.
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In exchange for her testimony against McCarthy, Bond was sentenced to time served and is expected to be released on probation.
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That's a shift from traditional organizational charts where power and position was rewarded for time served, not necessarily intelligence or potential.
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As for his sentence, Wright got 5 years probation and time served -- and we're told he's already been released from jail.
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She will be eligible for release from prison in August on time served and will be on parole for 10 years.
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Haslam can choose to commute Brown's sentence to a lesser prison term, or allow her to be released for time served.
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Ultimately, the case was plead out last November, as the two defendants were released on time served and they forfeited $30,000.
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While Hutchins was sentenced to time served, he could have faced up to 85033 years in prison and $500,000 in fines.
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Jobs at Sonatrach are plentiful and sought-after, but, on a global scale, pay is low and depends on time served.
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Mane filed docs claiming the Bureau of Prisons was miscalculating his time served ... and a judge agreed a clarification was needed.
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She was sentenced to eight months, minus time served in detention, and received a fine and a three-year suspended sentence.
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Judge Steven M. Statsinger immediately sentenced Mr. Williams to time served — the few hours spent in police custody after his arrest.
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The judge offered to settle the charge with time served, but Mr. Quiles's lawyer, Sidney Thaxter of the Bronx Defenders, declined.
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Sankat was sentenced to time served for the 12 days he spent in custody since his arrest, the attorney's office said.
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The judge sentenced Mr. Etiwy to five years in prison, although he may soon be eligible for release for time served.
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Awan pleaded guilty in 2018 to lying on a bank loan application and was sentenced to time served and supervised release.
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He cut her minimum term to the time served, giving her a chance to get out of prison before she died.
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Lance Lazzaro, Hernandez&aposs criminal defense lawyer, cited the letters to argue that his sentence should be reduced to time served.
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Haller was sentenced on Friday to time served—two days and one night, according to court documents and local media reports.
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After spending six years in prison fighting multiple fraud charges, he finally pleaded guilty in 2014 and was sentenced to time served.
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Judge Joseph Sheeran, who also ordered the woman receive a mental health assessment, did not give Zolwolski credit for previous time served.
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Lott just decided that after it was offered, time served, that he didn&apost want to spend one more day in prison.
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In exchange, he got 3 days in jail -- but the judge gave him credit for time served so he won't go back.
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In 2011 he spent time in prison in Myanmar for assaulting a woman and visa offences, but was released on time served.
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Sorokin's lawyer Todd Spodek had argued that she should be sentenced to time served because she has been incarcerated since fall 2017.
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He was sentenced to time served of one day in prison, a year of house arrest, and three years of supervised release.
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The 53-year-old will get credit for time served -- he's been in jail awaiting trial for around 3 1/2 years.
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During a 6900 year period beginning in 2628, time served in prison for drug offenses tripled, increasing by more than three years.
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What would have happened to Chelsea Manning had President Obama not commuted her 35-year prison sentence to time served last Tuesday?
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"I think it is possible that they'll offer him a deal he couldn't refuse, like time served in exchange for a conviction."
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With a credit of eight years for time served, that means he could be freed after a little more than 20 years.
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But they persisted — and now plan to continue prosecuting Fairooz after she rejected a plea deal that would have involved time served.
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The International Tennis Federation imposed the two-year suspension in June, backdating her time served to January because she had been cooperative.
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Because he has been held since his arrest, time served will be counted toward his sentence and he is to be released.
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Lu has been in custody since December 18 and will receive credit for 59 days for time served, according to the judge.
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Instead, prosecutors offered Mr. Taylor, now in his 60s, a "no contest" plea to lesser charges and time served, which he took.
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Given that disparity, Fulton County Superior Court Judge Henry Newkirk vacated Hall's sentence and resentenced him to time served, Howard's office said.
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In 2017, Peterson pled guilty to manslaughter under an Alford plea deal, and was released from prison with credit for time served.
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Bennett said Martin will likely get time served for the roughly two-and-a-half years he's already spent in federal prison.
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With credit for time served, as well as for good behavior in prison, Shkreli could be released in less than 5½ years.
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Greitens also commuted the sentences to time served for two men he says were wrongly convicted of murder: Jessie McKim and Rodney Lincoln.
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We're told George -- who Johnny Depp played in "Blow" -- will probably only do a month or so behind bars, due to time served.
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The possibility of a violent and calculated monster walking amongst innocent people after any amount of time served will never feel like justice.
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He was sentenced to time served and three months of supervised release in DC federal court for lying on a bank loan application.
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But given time served and earned credits, she was released from prison last month after serving just over a year and a half.
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But Judge Aaron Persky sentenced him to six months in prison and three years probation, giving Turner got credit for jail time served.
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Peterson's 2003 conviction was overturned in 2011 and in 2017 he entered an Alford plea and was released on credit for time served.
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MACCALLUM: And in many cases, it&aposs just a question of believing that there should be -- you know, some forgiveness for time served.
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Odinga, who's running for president for the fourth time, served as prime minister between 220 and 214 and is the incumbent's main challenger.
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The sentence, which also includes 6 years' probation after her time behind bars, was reduced to 174 days with credit for time served.
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His short sentence and even shorter time served stirred up debate on how the justice system handles rape, campus drinking culture, and privilege.
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Alderman Jeff Herbst, who had by this time served the town for more than a decade, was the council's first and unanimous choice.
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Before the internet and digitised databases, Keith could have hoped that his infraction would be forgotten once fines were paid or time served.
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His lawyers argued in a memo filed last month that Cohen should be sentenced to time served, citing his cooperation with federal officials.
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He criticized laws that let criminals out for "good time" served, the bail bond system, and planned budget cuts to the sheriff's department.
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Another son, Serafín Zambada Ortiz, surrendered to the U.S., was convicted of trafficking, got five years — but did eight months counting time served.
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And then on Tuesday they each pleaded guilty to solicitation and conspiracy and were sentenced to time served, according to the New York Times.
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Kadri Gursel, a former journalist at Cumhuriyet who was released from prison pending his trial, had been freed due to time served in February.
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A separate ruling also struck down a law that infringed on a judge's ability to give credit for time served prior to a conviction.
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With credit for time served, Manafort will end up spending approximately another 81 months — just under seven years — in prison for his federal crimes.
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Rather than post bond, she was taken directly to jail, meaning she'll receive credit for time served at her formal sentencing hearing in August.
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In Illinois, the amount of time served in prison determines the amount of money the wrongfully convicted person is entitled to, under state law.
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The prosecutor agreed to have the young woman plead guilty to a misdemeanor illegal entry charge in exchange for a sentence of time served.
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After being prosecuted and sentenced (usually to "time served"), asylum seekers are returned to the custody of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for deportation.
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Now as bystanders, an enormous number of us watch, shaking our heads, wondering why the sentence—why the time served-- doesn't reflect the crime.
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In exchange, Pacman was sentenced to 2 days in jail -- but got credit for time served ... so, he won't be going back behind bars.
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Heather thinks of Robert McKenzie, a mechanic who was sentenced to 18-and-a-half years, 16 with credit for time served pre-trial.
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In a commutation, the president can reduce the sentence down to time served and spare the person any further prison time on the offense.
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His prison term was reduced by a third for good behavior, and 13 months of detention before his sentencing was considered as time served.
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His prison term was reduced by a third for good behaviour, and 13 months of detention before his sentencing was considered as time served.
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She was sentenced to 20 years in prison, but that conviction was later overturned and Patel was released on 18 months of time served.
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I was sentenced in 2004 and by 2006, I had completed that sentence — all jail time served, all fines paid, all probationary requirements satisfied.
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First, there are two categories the map above is tracking: the top 10 percent longest time served in prison and the bottom 90 percent.
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Gallagher served about eight months in confinement prior to going to trial, so his four-month sentence will be chalked up to time served.
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Slager, 35, faces a sentence ranging from zero years, or time served, to a maximum of life in prison on the civil rights charge.
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Just thirteen of the twenty-four indicted were found guilty, and the longest sentence anyone of them served was eight years, including time served.
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Rigas, 91, has been serving a 12-year prison term, but U.S. District Judge Kimba Wood in Manhattan reduced his sentence to time served.
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Under an agreement reached with prosecutors, she pleaded guilty this week to attempted procurement of a miscarriage and was given credit for time served.
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Though he goes unnamed, we are told in the introductory wall text of their relationship and the length of his time served to date.
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Qureiris's sentence includes time served since his arrest in 2014, with the four final years on probation, leaving him with three years left in prison.
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Caroline Cinquanto, his lawyer, said she expected Xu, a Canadian citizen, would receive a sentence of time served when he is sentenced on June 27.
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In McAllen, Texas, for example, many parents prosecuted under the zero tolerance policy were sentenced to time served and sent right back to CBP custody.
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He says many of these marks are reminders from time served in prison, and they often hold people back from moving on with their lives.
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Notably, it has for a long time served as one of the origin points for many of the copycat videos that now spread across YouTube.
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He served 13 months in state custody, with much of that time served on work release, and was ordered to register as a sex offender.
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As a result, the judges said the crime did not warrant any further time served, and added Rocky will NOT have to do community service.
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The decent and appropriate resolution for Joe Robertson's unjust imprisonment caused by EPA arrogance is an immediate presidential commutation of his sentence to time served.
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Ho, who has been in jail since his arrest 16 months ago, had sought a sentence of time served, while prosecutors had sought five years.
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The time served meant Barzee had served the 15-year maximum term she was sentenced to so the parole board had to release her early.
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" Oliver's prison term, with credit for time served since his arrest, will be followed by 11 and a half years of post-prison supervision. "Mr.
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"I remember it very vividly," said Jean Boone, who is now the publisher of the paper but at the time served as its advertising director.
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Butina's team is pushing for time served, noting her extensive cooperation sessions with the government and the nine months she has already spent behind bars.
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It's all about your perspective, position, and time served in an industry that helps you personally evaluate the state of house and techno in 2016.
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A Turkish judge in October sentenced Brunson to three years in prison, but released him on time served and allowed him to leave the country.
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Upon his apparent return from many years away, including time served in war, he is a better spouse and father (and looks like Gérard Depardieu).
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She, too, will be given credit for time served, leaving her five months in prison, along with a fine of 6,000 Israeli shekels (approx. $1,730).
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He was sentenced in June 237 to four years in prison, with credit for time served; he was released in October 22016, court documents show.
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His attorney Lance Lazzaro had asked the court to sentence him to time served, highlighting the risks that Hernandez took in cooperating with the government.
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Mississippi reduced its prison population by 13 percent between 2011 and 2014 by expanding credit for time served and loosening some of the parole requirements.
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And he could get anything from 10 years to life, or they could throw out the guidelines and give him time served, because he cooperated.
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She was convicted of the misdemeanor of unlawfully entering the U.S. and was sentenced to time served, a development she thought would reunify her with Abel.
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Cogan said that, with 15 percent off his sentence for good behavior and three years time served, Al Farekh could get out when he is 67.
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He also was Ross Perot's co-campaign manager for his failed 1992 bid and for a time served as campaign manager for Michele Bachmann's 2012 campaign.
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Charles Lai, 26, who spent 342 days in jail after he was unable to make bail, was sentenced to time served, local news station WNEP reports.
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Data compiled by the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) also indicates that the average longest time served in prison has risen to 10 years since 2000.
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His prison sentence will include time served, meaning nine months will be knocked off for the time he has already spent in jail during the trial.
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In exchange for his plea, Smith, 173, received a sentence of 90 days in jail and received credit for time served in a residential treatment center.
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She was sentenced to 20 years in prison, but the feticide conviction was later overturned and Patel's sentence was reduced to 18 months of time served.
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At his trial this March, Mr. Awerkion, 28, was convicted of treason under an archaic Dutch colonial law, but released on Easter Sunday for time served.
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As a judge in Alabama sentenced Alvin Kennard to time served on Wednesday, video from the courtroom showed his family raising their fists into the air.
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He was acquitted of murder charges but convicted on a lesser charge of being a felon in possession of a gun and sentenced to time served.
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After the Supreme Court upheld the judges' overcrowding order, the state promised to "promptly" release a significant number of nonviolent prisoners, giving credit for time served.
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TMZ broke the story ... Suge struck a plea deal last month with prosecutors, agreeing to a 28-year prison sentence, while getting credit for time served.
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This is something that President Obama could consider when deciding whether or not to commute Manning's sentence to time served before he leaves office in January.
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So while Couch will be serving four 180 day terms in jail—one for each count of "intoxication manslaughter"—it's not clear whether that includes time served.
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Under his new terms and with credit for time served, Nida is now scheduled to be released on August 2020, according to the Bureau of Prisons website.
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Instead of just letting Haley go for time served, Cruz took the case to the Supreme Court to keep Haley in prison for the full 16 years.
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The good news -- he got credit for time served in a jail cell following his arrest ... so he doesn't have to spend any additional time behind bars.
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But people charged with illegal entry go before a judge within days or weeks of their detention and are usually sentenced to time served for the misdemeanor.
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In half of those countries, the total time served by female leaders falls short of five years, a common length of a single full term in office.
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Soulja, 28, was initially sentenced to 240 days but was released 146 days early due to a combination of good behavior, time served and overcrowding, TMZ reported.
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As we first reported ... Soulja was sprung from jail last Sunday, getting out 146 days early due to a combo of good behavior, time served and overcrowding.
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Gallicchio had argued at the hearing that he should be sentenced to time served, saying his mental health treatment while in U.S. custody had not been adequate.
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Tony Serra, a defense attorney for Almena, told reporters that his client will likely be released in 3.5 years after time served and credits for good behavior.
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Judge David Carpenter in Bessemer, AL has resentenced Alvin Kennard to time served after he got life without parole for robbing a bakery of $50 in 1983.
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The first person is Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz, who at the time served as the kingdom's Minister of Defense and Second Deputy Prime Minister.
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The chart above from the Pew Research Center shows one of these reforms: eased drug laws, which typically reduce the time served for a nonviolent drug offense.
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After being transferred to Suffolk County to complete a different proceeding involving a criminal charge, he pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and was sentenced to time served.
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Harris and Almena would very likely be released in two and three and a half years, respectively, given the months off for good conduct and time served.
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The criminal justice system will never be perfect, and the length of "time served," whether too much or too little, has nothing to do with fundamental humanity.
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Hamza Ulucay, a translator at the U.S. consulate in Adana, was sentenced to four-and-a-half years in jail, but walked free due to time served.
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Dragic appeared in federal court Tuesday in Cleveland and was sentenced to time served after spending 13 months in custody while waiting for his case to be decided.
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During his time served, Somerville told me he witnessed a bunk mate having a seizure, fights breaking out and a man getting beat up in front of him.
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Like most offenders in California sentenced to county jail, Turner, who turned 21 while behind bars, was released under a law that gives inmates credit for time served.
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Like most offenders in California sentenced to county jail, Turner, who turned 21 while in jail, was released under a law that gives inmates credit for time served.
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Suge will get 28 years in prison but he'll get credit for time served, and due to prison overcrowding, he could get out in just over 10 years.
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That law allowed inmates convicted of violent crimes between 1977 and 1987 to be automatically released if their "good behavior" credit plus their time served equaled their sentence.
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Many patients and doctors say, though, the time-served practice is just a symptom of deeper issues: a dearth of doctors and low salaries meaning graft is endemic.
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According to court records, Fairooz rejected a deal offered by prosecutors that would have required her to plead guilty in exchange for a recommended sentence of time served.
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On July 1st a court released three environmental activists who had been imprisoned since last August after mounting a campaign against sand dredging, sentencing them to time served.
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The poet, Maung Saungkha, 24, had been held since November and was released on Tuesday based on time served, according to a court in Yangon, Myanmar's largest city.
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"We just wanted some justice, just not to be two years or four years with time served," said David Gregory, who lost his daughter, Michela, in the fire.
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" Mr. Windsor, drawing a comparison to the jail time served by Martha Stewart, said: "It could have been not the end but the beginning of something far greater.
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D.C. Superior Court Judge Robert Salerno granted the petition to reduce the life sentence of Stewart to time served, noting Stewart's remorse and commitment to education while imprisoned.
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Barzee was serving a 15-year sentence when the Utah Board of Pardons and Parole unexpectedly credited her for time served, moving up her release date from 2024.
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The undocumented immigrant acquitted of murder in the shooting death of Kathryn Steinle has been sentenced to time served for a gun charge, The Associated Press reported Friday.
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El Mayo's son, Vicente Zambada-Niebla, faced life in prison, but got 15 years (the prosecutors asked for 17); he will be out in three, counting time served.
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Two of the six board members recommended commuting Ms. Brown's sentence to time served, while two voted to recommend making her eligible for parole after serving 25 years.
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Before this ruling, prison inmates faced the possibility of an additional eight years behind bars for simple marijuana possession on top of the time served for their initial crime.
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He's repeatedly refused to sign a confession even though some observers in Japan have speculated he could use that to negotiate his release and deportation based on time served.
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A spokesperson for Bates County Circuit Court tells TMZ Sports Harris will not get credit for time served -- he must complete the 2-day sentence at a later date.
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In one case, former Florida State University wide receiver Greg Dent, a first-time offender, was sentenced to time served and six months' probation in 2014 for misdemeanor battery.
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Findling and his team filed a motion months ago stating Gucci hadn't received credit for previous time served, and it looks like the judge agreed since he's out early.
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Priebus, who at the time served as the head of the Republican National Committee, pointed to the consequences individuals with top security clearance have faced after mishandling classified documents.
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In the end, for one charge that stuck (embezzlement) Mubarak was ordered to pay back some money and given three years in jail, but let go with time served.
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Because first-time crossing is punishable by up to six months in jail and fines, it's common for defendants to be sentenced to time served or otherwise quickly released.
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And a few of the changes in the proposed law, like crediting prisoners more quickly for time served and providing more help with re-entry, were almost universally welcomed.
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The president's former campaign chairman will also be allowed to receive time served for the sentence, which means he will spend another three years and two months in prison.
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The report cited avoidable staff errors by prison officials, like failing to give the inmates credit for time served before the sentencing or misinterpreting the terms of the sentences.
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The undocumented immigrant faces up to three years in prison, but has already spent more than two years in jail awaiting trial and may get credit for time served.
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Deborah Culwell was sentenced to 365 days in jail, which will be reduced to 174 days including time served on Wednesday after pleading guilty, according to local news reports.
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Prosecutors had sought a sentence of more than six years, while Ng's lawyers had urged Broderick to impose a sentence of time served and let Ng return to China.
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However, a clerical error on a sentencing document stated that the prison terms for each of the offenses were to be concurrently, reducing expected time served to 16 years.
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She will serve the first 15 years in the custody of the Department of Corrections with credit for time served, followed by 10 years of probation, the records state.
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Nikita Kuzmin was sentenced to time served in a Manhattan court after pleading guilty in 2011 and agreeing to cooperate with the investigation into the so-called Gozi virus.
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The minimum sentence was 3.25 years in prison; the sentence meted out by Stephens nearly matched the prosecution's recommendation and not Elise's argument for 300 days of time served.
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Instead of quitting or letting the situation ruin their momentum, they made 56 Nights, a mixtape themed around the time served and arguably one of Future's best projects ever.
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Earlier this year, she made a plea to President Obama to alter her sentence from 35 years to time served, which would free her immediately while recognizing her guilt.
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Mr. Smith, who had written a book about his case while in prison, eventually pleaded no contest to a charge of attempted murder and was sentenced to time served.
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In the late 1980s, he stumbled upon the quiet farming community and its Téléphérique, which at the time served primarily to lift hikers and mountain climbers into the alpine.
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Rabbani, who at the time served as cultural attache at the local Iranian embassy, originally moved to Argentina in 1983 to serve as a cleric to Argentina's Shiite community.
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Even taking into account good conduct credits and the recent retroactive reduction in federal drug sentences, the average expected time served for drug offenses is more than nine years.
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The request came four weeks after Ng's lawyers urged that their 69-year-old client be sentenced to time served, and allowed to return to his family in China.
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Earlier this year, she made a plea to President Obama to alter her sentence from 35 years to time served, which would free her immediately while recognizing her guilt.
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US District Judge Ruben Castillo gave Zambada credit for time served, and he's expected to serve about five more years behind bars, according to Assistant US Attorney Joseph D. Fitzpatrick.
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With credit for time served—and if he behaves himself—"Vicentillo," as he is also known, could be out of prison and back in Mexico in less than five years.
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The charge of improper entry is a misdemeanor and the practice is usually for those caught to plead guilty and be sentenced to time served, or a brief jail sentence.
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For Trump, it was a unscheduled -- and unsolicited -- return to a frequent campaign riff attacking Warren, who at the time served as a top surrogate to Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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The next hearing in that case — a criminal case involving a Guatemalan woman who pleaded guilty to illegal entry and was sentenced to time-served — is scheduled for June 21.
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This decision mirrors that of the Cairo Court of Appeals, which in May 2015 also upheld a three-year sentence imposed on Mubarak but gave him credit for time served.
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"We just wanted some justice, just not to be two years or four years with time served... We don't feel that in our opinion, that was fair justice," he said.
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And, according to court docs obtained by TMZ Sports, a judge ordered Mack on Tuesday to serve 365 days behind bars ... but gave him 158 days credit for time served.
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Prosecutors had sought a sentence of more than six years, while Mr. Ng's lawyers had urged Judge Broderick to sentence him to time served and let him return to China.
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Former Olympic 100 meters world champion Justin Gatlin, who has twice been banned for doping, has routinely raced in Diamond League meetings, along with many other time-served doping offenders.
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"This White House press secretary statement is the strongest indication yet that President Obama is considering doing the right thing here and commuting Chelsea's sentence to time served," Greer said.
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Shkreli was sentenced to seven years in prison today by US District Judge Kiyo Matsumoto at a hearing in Brooklyn, with credit for time served since he was jailed in September.
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Often, parents would be sentenced to time served by judges and returned to the same CBP facility they were detained in, but by then their children had been sent to ORR.
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You know, it is, is that something that you&aposre pursuing with the White House in terms of a possible pardon for him to say that the time served is enough.
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In that incident, Apperson was found guilty of disorderly conduct at trial in October 2015, and sentenced to 60 days in jail with credit for time served, according to court records.
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Andre Barkanov, a 47-year-old Illinois resident, was sentenced to 1 year in county jail, but got credit for time served and won't have to spend another day behind bars.
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Beyond Kats and Budovsky, three other people pleaded guilty, including Azzedine El Amine, a Costa Rican citizen and former Liberty Reserver manager who was sentenced later on Friday to time served.
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If the disciplinary action becomes an unpaid suspension, Reyes has the right to offset the time served against that penalty but must repay any salary he received during the paid suspension.
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He was released into house arrest in July, and a Turkish judge on Friday reduced his sentence to time served, after which Mr. Brunson was quickly flown out of the country.
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All of them are presumed innocent under the law, and many may in fact be innocent, yet most plead guilty just to get out (usually with a sentence of time served).
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Hasson's lawyers have argued against prosecutors' claim he is a domestic terrorist and asked a federal judge in Maryland to sentence him to jail time served and three years' supervised release.
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They initially reached an agreement with prosecutors to plead no contest in exchange for nine years in county jail for Almena and six years for Harris, with credit for time served.
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Zambada-Ortiz, who described a harrowing childhood growing up inside his father's cartel while pleading for mercy from his judge, was released in September 2018 after receiving credit for time served.
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Before handing down his sentence, Engelmayer ran down very specific examples as to why Tekashi should serve more than just the 13 months of time served his team had been pushing.
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If Cohen's attorneys are successful and manage to obtain a sentence of time served, the result would equate to a 99.5% lower sentence than the recommendation from the US Sentencing Commission.
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The Yemeni court's surprise verdict of 10 years imprisonment on December 16 takes into account time served, which means Mobley should be free to return home in about four years time.
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With his sentence of time served, Hutchins will not spend any time in prison; he has spent the majority of his time since being arrested in Los Angeles with an ankle monitor.
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But he has repeatedly faced drug, weapons and robbery charges, and was arrested in 2018 for violating the terms of his probation and sentenced to 364 days with credit for time served.
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Gallagher escaped conviction on multiple murder charges but received a conviction earlier this year for desecrating a corpse; he was sentenced to time served and received a demotion that Trump's move overrode.
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Farage's campaign aide George Cottrell was arrested in Chicago on money laundering charges while traveling with Farage in 85033, and was released with time served due to his cooperation with the FBI.
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As for his punishment in the deal with prosecutors ... court docs show he's been ordered to spend 4 days in jail, although he did receive credit for 1 day of time served.
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As we reported ... the judge in Tekashi's case said the rapper cooperated in a tremendous fashion, but his conduct was much too violent and selfish to get off with just time served.
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She fielded media inquiries for Paul Manafort, who at the time served as campaign chairman, about his ties to Oleg Deripaska, a Russian aluminum magnate and ally to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Mr. Buss had for a time served as chief financial officer of SolarCity, the struggling solar-panel maker where Mr. Musk had served as chairman until Tesla acquired the company in 2016.
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Popov would get time served on the Missouri case, and the government would consolidate all the others in Southern California, where Popov could work off his charges by going undercover for the FBI.
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Plead guilty: Faced with staying behind bars for a long period of time, some defendants will plead guilty — whether or not they are — in order to be released on time served or probation.
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On Wednesday, Judge Elizabeth C. Hurley ruled that a sentence of 18 months was appropriate for a felony conviction of neglect of a dependent, opening the door for Patel's release on time served.
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U.S. District Judge J.P. Stadtmueller, who oversaw the case, "recognized Marcus' important contributions to society and sentenced him to time served, even suggesting Marcus should seek a pardon," Hutchins's lawyer, Marcia Hofmann, tweeted.
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Before moving to Washington, Clemmons had been imprisoned in Arkansas, where he was serving a 108-year sentence before then governor Mike Huckabee commuted the term to what in effect was time served.
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Cuba's Council of State took the decision based on prisoners' behavior, time served, the nature of their crime and whether they were afflicted by illness, according to the ruling Communist Party newspaper Granma.
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Prosecutors say they already offered Polanski a chance to return in 1997 with a sentence of time-served -- essentially what he's asking for now -- but he refused unless they promised no media coverage.
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The man who raped me is now serving 10 years in prison in New York State, after which time served, as a condition of his sentence, he will be summarily and immediately deported.
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Not only was she housed in a men's prison, but she was forced to fight fierce legal battles throughout her seven years of time served to earn the right to express her gender.
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The map shows that time served for the bottom 90 percent didn't increase much, if at all, in most states — with the important exception of California, given that it's the most populous state.
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It appears Beresford-Redman was given credit for time served before his conviction -- which amounts to 7 and a half years -- because 4 years definitely ain't 60 percent of his 12-year sentence.
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However, Knox was convicted of falsely accusing Congolese barman Patrick Lumumba for the 2007 crime, and was sentenced to time served because she had already spent about four years in an Italian jail.
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In a court filing, she had asked that Mr. Hasson, who has been detained since his arrest nearly a year ago, be sentenced to time served followed by three years of supervised release.
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Accounting for time served while awaiting trial, Justice John McMahon of the Ontario Superior Court told Mr. McArthur that he would be at least 91 years old before he could apply for parole.
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In Baltimore City and Baltimore County alone, they've found 10 cases since 1998 in which defendants with viable claims of innocence ended up agreeing to a plea or a similar time-served deal.
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Coe's story is one of time served and atonement, a reminder of the extraordinary human toll of sentencing laws that hurt the poor, minorities and the mentally ill especially hard, according to legal experts.
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Tekashi's attorney, Dawn Florio, tells us if the other men strike plea deals and the trial is called off ... they'll ask a judge to grant 6ix9ine time served -- he's been locked up since November.
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More recently, his attorneys have argued that his U.S. prison time as well as the 300 days he later spent in jail in Switzerland, awaiting extradition to America after fleeing, should constitute time served.
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"My impression has been that in general many are not being reunited after they do their time served ... that they are in fact not reunified while awaiting their asylum claim," Merkley told BuzzFeed News.
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Instead of eyeballs, clicks, and even prison time served, algorithms should be optimized to make people better—more efficient in their jobs, more informed in their daily lives, and more connected to their communities.
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NIKOLAS CRUZ' BROTHER SENTENCED TO TIME SERVED, PROBATION IN SCHOOL TRESPASSING ARREST "He was in the middle of the driveway, in the middle of the street with his AR-15," Zachary told the Herald.
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His attorneys have argued that his U.S. prison time in the '70s as well as the 300 days he later spent in jail in Switzerland, awaiting extradition back to America, should constitute time served.
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Then on January 263, 250, Yocca entered a guilty plea to attempted procurement of a miscarriage—a class E felony—and received a sentence of one year in jail, with credit for time served.
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Sources connected to the case tell us ... Sharper is only expected to serve 85% of the 18 year sentence -- and with time served, he'll spend roughly the next 13 to 14 years in prison.
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Au contraire, Chad's troops have for some time served as an effective ally in the region -- the best fighting force deployed in nearby Niger and Mali, with the best intel and best-trained warriors.
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The journalist, Ahmet Altan, was found guilty of terrorism charges last week and sentenced to more than 10 years in jail, but he was released for time served while his case was under appeal.
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As the criminologist Barry Latzer notes in his book "The Rise and Fall of Violent Crime in America," there is not a wide disparity between whites and blacks in time served for various offenses.
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He was released from jail in June 2014, and about three months later, he pleaded guilty in the Washington fight and was sentenced to time served -- one day in prison -- and a $150 fine.
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Kevin Stitt signed new legislation this year that made these definitions retroactive, meaning that inmates like Ortiz, who were already serving sentences for these crimes, could be eligible for early release for time served.
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His career is winding down and his shot at Robbie Lawler's UFC welterweight title seemed like a favor for time served more than a reward for his recent performances which have been largely underwhelming.
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Mr. Ulucay was sentenced to four and a half years in jail for aiding an armed terrorist group, but he was ordered released with reductions for time served, the private Demiroren news agency reported.
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Faber is nearing forty and there are a handful of far more interesting opponents for Cruz out there, so this match feels like something of a favor to The California Kid for time served.
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Lawyers for Butina, a former graduate student at American University in Washington who publicly advocated for gun rights, had asked Chutkan to impose a sentence of time served and let her return to Russia.
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Narin and Yildirim were sentenced to 12 months and a day in jail, with credit for time served after they were arrested in June, a spokesman for the U.S. Attorney's Office said in an email.
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But when offered the choice between taking their case to trial—and sitting in jail for a year or two before then—and pleading guilty to time served and just going home, many chose jail.
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A Minnesota home daycare provider who hung a toddler in her care by a noose in 2016 will avoid prison after being sentenced to probation with credit for time served in jail, multiple outlets report.
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Jason Chaffetz's decision Wednesday not to run for re-election in 2018 is the clearest signal yet that ambitious, young politicians view time served in Washington as an impediment to seeking -- and winning -- higher office.
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Assange appeared before a UK court this morning and received close to the maximum sentence, but may only serve half of his 50-week sentence after other factors like "time served" are taken into account.
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In 2017, the year he assumed office, Greitens, was put on inactive status with the Standby Reserve, under which he retained his commission without pay or accruing time served toward retirement, according to the newspaper.
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So, a few days before Christmas in 1988, the old ballplayer and hit man pleaded no contest to murder and conspiracy charges, received credit for time served, and walked unshackled into the cold Providence day.
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The situation was muddied further by guidelines stipulating that a sentence calling for confinement, even with credit for time served, could trigger a stiffer administrative demotion, down to the junior enlisted rank of seaman recruit.
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In the case of Cuyahoga County, some people are being released for time served, others are on probation, while others are placed on home monitoring or transferred to the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections.
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In January, a Turkish court freed another employee of the U.S. consulate in the southern city of Adana due to time served, after it convicted him to four-and-a-half years on terrorism charges.
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Attorneys for Cohen, who pleaded guilty to eight counts of financial crimes and campaign violations, pushed for a sentencing of time served, which would drastically reduce his sentence to "a matter of hours," prosecutors said.
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Convicted in 2013, the 38-year-old man, whose name hasn't been disclosed in order to protect the identity of the child, was sentenced to nine years in prison minus time served in pretrial custody.
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For every two days of actual time served, the defendant receives two days of actual time credit and two days of conduct credit -- for a total of four days of credit, or essentially half-time credit.
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Hamza Ulucay, a translator at the U.S. consulate in Adana, was sentenced to four and a half years in jail but released by the court due to time served, the state-owned Anadolu news agency said.
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His lawyers argued for "time served," while the government wrote a 21-page letter to the court detailing the ways in which Vinas had assisted the government (the public version of the letter is largely redacted).
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Their votes are often determined by algorithms that take into account the recommendations of proxy advisory firms, which are themselves forged by qualitative factors like the independence of a director and time served on other boards.
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Johnson added that the board later determined it had not counted Barzee's federal time served against her state penalty and found after a review and legal advice that her Utah sentence should end on Sept. 19.
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A British cybersecurity expert who helped stop the spread of the international WannaCry virus was sentenced Friday to time served by a U.S. district judge stemming from charges that he wrote other malware several years prior.
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Economic hardship often continues after release: A criminal record creates substantial obstacles to employment that could increase with the amount of time served, and incarceration decreases earnings by 10 to 40 percent, compared with similar workers.
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It was not until September 2011 that a Belgian court convicted him of criminal conspiracy, armed robbery, possession of stolen cars and possession of weapons, and sentenced him to five years in prison, less time served.
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This could mean an entirely new murder retrial, or Challen could be convicted of the lesser charge of manslaughter, which carries a shorter sentence and raises the possibility that she might be released for time served.
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He could commute to time served the sentences of all prisoners over 50—a group that is unlikely to recidivate and uniquely expensive to lock up—if they have been imprisoned for more than 10 years.
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As we've reported, he struck a 28-year plea deal in his murder case last year, but due to prison overcrowding and getting credit for time served ... he could be released in little over a decade.
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An Uber representative said that while the shares were effective earlier, they were not awarded to Levandowski until after the Otto acquisition in August in order to give him credit for "time served" at the acquired company.
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After 5 years in custody, Frank had his sentence reduced to time served plus lifetime parole ... but he was later busted for drug dealing again, and spent another 7 years behind bars before being released in 1991.
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It also comes as Congress debates a bill to overhaul the criminal justice system that would alter mandatory minimum sentencing laws, which have played a significant role in increasing the length of time served, leading to crowding.
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Both people are highly likely to obsess over their sunk cost — law school tuition and time served for the lawyer, the original investment amount for the stock picker — in a nonconscious desire to justify their earlier decisions.
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So to really crack down on mass incarceration, policymakers will need to find a way to reel back prosecutors — on top of the kind of policy recommendations that Urban makes for reducing prison sentences and time served.
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A year earlier, a West Virginia man was sentenced to time served after calling in a bomb threat that forced the evacuation of Liberty Island, sending 3,200 people on boats back to lower Manhattan and New Jersey.
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The reported best-case scenario for Tekashi69 is getting credit for time served and being released sometime in 2020 .... but it's far from a safe bet to say he'll have no trouble getting back to the studio.
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At a hearing on July 24 in a Harrisburg, Pa., Federal District Court, Judge John E. Jones III resentenced Mr. Rhines to time served — in his case, 18 years, which includes nearly three years of pretrial detention.
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As we reported ... he struck a 28-year plea deal in his murder case last year, but got credit for time served and with prison overcrowding, he could be released in a little more than 10 years.
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As part of her plea agreement, prosecutors and her attorneys agreed that her detention of up to six months would be a reasonable sentence, so it's possible she will receive time served then be deported to Russia.
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Damache pleaded guilty to conspiracy to provide material support to terrorists in exchange for prosecutors recommending a 15-year prison sentence including about four years of time served in Ireland and Spain and his agreeing to be deported.
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Strangely though, despite the welterweight division being one of the deepest pools of talent in MMA, Carlos Condit got the last title shot seemingly for time served: his record showed a 2-3 slide going back to 2012.
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He was sentenced to 3 years probation and 8 days in county jail -- but he'll get credit for time served for 4 days and the remaining 4 days will be served as part of a work release program.
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Charges against Brunson would be reduced and he would be sentenced to time served or be allowed to serve any remaining term in the United States, the Post said, citing U.S. officials and people close to the case.
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Most of the athletes at Hayward were also reluctant to discuss the doping sanctions of their peers, shrugging them off as time served and lessons learned, or making claims that they had renewed their commitment to competing cleanly.
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So while the state median for time served among the 95th percentile was 23 years in 2014, it was 33.5 years for San Francisco County, nearly 25 years for Los Angeles County, and 21 years for Sacramento County.
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Smoot WAS sentenced to 6 days in jail for the failure to appear ... but he got credit for time served from when he was initially arrested, and he will NOT have to spend any additional days behind bars.
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In January, as one of his final acts as president, Barack Obama commuted Manning's sentence to time served, meaning that she would be released within a matter of months—today, May 17, 2017—instead of decades from now.
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Most notably, Manning and her advocates successfully filed a White House-sponsored petition that garnered more than 100,000 signatures, asking the President Obama to alter Manning's sentence from 35 years to time served, which would release her immediately.
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In exchange, he was sentenced to 90 days in county jail -- but he got credit for time served for the days he already spent in jail and also for his stint in a live-in alcohol treatment facility.
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In the segment, Bannon, who at the time served on the board of Breitbart, criticized former President George W. Bush for what he and fellow guest conservative columnist Diana West described as injecting political correctness into the federal government.
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Paul Robson, 47, was sentenced to time served and two years of supervised release by U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff in Manhattan, who cited his decision to cooperate with the U.S. Justice Department for imposing a non-prison sentence.
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This proves that if Attorney General Sessions truly desires to reduce crime and make American communities safer, he should abandon arbitrary calls for more stringent penalties and focus instead on the quality rather than the quantity of time served.
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If he satisfies all of these conditions, his plea to assault in the third degree will be dismissed and he can replead to harassment in the second degree with time served and a full and final order of protection.
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In 2006, after reviewing the new testimony from Kershner and Canell, along with new DNA evidence putting another man at the crime scene, the state court judge in Cooper's case offered him a deal to resentence him to time served.
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In 2016, Chelsea Manning made a plea to President Obama to commute her sentence to time served, which would free her immediately while recognizing her guilt; over 100,000 people signed a White House sponsored petition to Obama backing that plea.
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The resulting photographs are insightful commentary on how portrait images have over time served radically different purposes: as classification and exoticization in an earlier moment, and now meta-discursive awareness of how the struggle over images is a political one.
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Geimer, 54, has long-forgiven Polanski for having sex with her in 1977 while she was 19773, and said that Polanski should be sentenced in absentia to time served in part to end the scrutiny she has faced in the case.
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Basinger Will Be Released From Incarceration After Receiving Credit for Time Served On Monday, a judge gave Basinger a split sentence including 36 months of probation and between 19 and 32 months of prison time, according to the Morganton News Herald.
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Turkey: A Turkish court sentenced two journalists, Ahmet Altan and Nazli Ilicak, on charges of aiding a terrorist group, but then released them on the basis of time served from another case against them that is winding through the system.
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" In 2017, TBS "Full Frontal" host Bee held a mock correspondents' dinner in Washington as part of a TV special, which she said at the time served as a way to "ensure that we get to properly roast the president.
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Under the current policy, he explained, most border crossers have spent just one or two days in US Marshals Service custody for their trials and then are sentenced to time served, meaning they spend no more additional time in jail.
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"Based on these recommendations and the facts available at the time, to include his performance while in prison, I conditionally commuted Mr. Rivers sentence to his time served subject to compliance with 153 different conditions," she said in a statement.
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Murtaja Qureiris, who was detained in September 2014, has received an initial 12-year prison sentence with time served since his arrest and four years suspended for his young age, according to the official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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I, for one, had been thinking of him as the murderer ever since the darkly comic opening scene of "Distant Observer: Tokyo/New York Correspondence," where he blurts out a confession of his homicidal past and his 10 years' time served.
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In the early hours of Wednesday morning, Manning left Kansas' Fort Leavenworth military barracks after serving seven years of a 35-year sentence (including time served awaiting trial) for committing espionage by leaking thousands of sensitive military documents to WikiLeaks.
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Ms. Allen, who was 52 at the time, served in the Senate for five months, starting in June 19373, less than two weeks after her husband, Senator James B. Allen, a Democrat, died of a heart attack at 65. Gov.
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Two of the six board members recommended commuting her sentence to time served, while two voted to recommend making her eligible for parole after serving 25 years, which would mean in 2029, Melissa McDonald, a spokeswoman for the board, said.
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A senior administration official said the 120-day delay was part of a standard transition period for commutations to time served, and was designed to allow for such steps as finding a place for Ms. Manning to live after her release.
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Unlike those indicted with him last year who seem certain to spend significantly more time in federal prison, 6ix9ine's legal team pushed for a sentence of "time served" by the end of 2019, with desired release in the new year.
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The six-member parole board who presided over Ms. Brown's clemency hearing last May was divided, with two recommending that her sentence be commuted to time served, two recommending parole after 25 years and two recommending no clemency at all.
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Dialecti Voudouris, 48, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Kimba Wood in Manhattan to time served after she pleaded guilty in August to conspiring to violate the Anti-Kickback Statute by accepting $119,400 in kickbacks from the now-bankrupt opioid manufacturer.
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Trump and his personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, have accused Biden, while he was serving as vice president, of helping Hunter Biden, who at one time served on the board of a Ukrainian natural gas company, earn money in both Ukraine and China.
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Under Russian law, a prisoner can ask for an early release if convicted under an offense qualifying as non-serious and if more than a third of jail term has been served, which Titiev has done, given time served before his sentencing.
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Hicks retains an air of coy mystery while talking vaguely of "charitable endeavors" and time served in the military—but even with the production team's ruses, it's hokey as hell, and later in the series Copeland realizes the deception and is duly sent home.
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And as an attorney to advocate for these cases, it&aposs extremely difficult when you&aposre on such a short timeline because you&aposre being given either credit for time served, which is usually a good deal, or let&aposs try to fight your case.
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He noted that sentencing provisions in the measure would apply to about 5,000 offenders — far fewer than in earlier sentencing proposals — and that those now serving time would have to reappear before the same judge and prosecutor to win a reduction in time served.
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Photo: Frank Augstein (AP)The security researcher who is credited with helping stop the WannaCry ransomware attack in 2017, Marcus Hutchins, was sentenced to time served and a year of supervised release this week after he pleaded guilty to unrelated malware charges earlier this year.
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In 2006, Robert Braxton Jr. was sentenced to probation plus two years time served for severely beating two of his girlfriend Tondalo Hall's three children, but Hall herself was sentenced to 30 years in prison under the "failure to protect" law for permitting the abuse.
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The F.B.I. inquiry came a few months after the 2010 arrests of 10 Russian intelligence officers living in the United States under deep cover who later pleaded guilty, were sentenced to time served and were sent back to Moscow in exchange for four Russian prisoners.
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Two lawyers for Ammar al-Baluchi, one of the men accused of conspiring in the 2001 attacks, have submitted a friend-of-the-court brief in the Khan case that argues a military judge can do more than give time-served credit for pretrial punishment.
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Ms. Granik is interested in free will or its illusion — a grimy Palestinian scarf Will wears points to military time served in the Middle East and the haunted history he continues to carry with him — but she's also asking what we owe to other people.
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Despite the push to expand the investigation, US Attorney Andrew Lelling made clear that they are searching for appropriate punishment for the defendants they've already charged, even as former Stanford sailing coach John Vandemoer was sentenced to a day in prison that was deemed time served.
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The high-profile case of Gary Tyler, 57, ended when he entered a guilty plea and was sentenced to 21 years - just over half of the time served - and told he could go home Friday, according to a statement released on behalf of Tyler and his attorneys.
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Four fraternity members — Kenny Kwan, Charles Lai, Raymond Lam, and Sheldon Wong — pleaded guilty to felony charges of being accomplices to voluntary manslaughter and hindering apprehension in May and were sentenced Monday afternoon at a range from time served to up to two years in prison.
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Thumbprints, in the form of Touch ID and similar tech, have for some time served this purpose, but early reports that the iPhone X will abandon this feature in lieu of a facial-recognition technology called Pearl ID make it clear which way the wind is blowing.
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A Turkish court sentenced two journalists to about 10 years in prison for aiding a terrorist group but also ordered them released Monday in view of time served, in one of the most prominent cases of journalists jailed in the crackdown after the 2016 failed coup.
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His eldest son and former top lieutenant, 44-year-old Vicente Zambada-Niebla, aka El Vicentillo, was sentenced to 15 years in U.S federal prison this past May, but with time served since his extradition in 2010, he is expected to be freed before the year 2022.
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After the March 28500 guilty plea, there was silence until December 6900 when Aréchiga Gamboa was hit with a sentence of — wait for it — 2628 years and 28503 months, including time served, somewhat shy of the mandatory minimum of 22020 years, with the possibility of life.
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The sentences on the two counts, added to one for an armed robbery conviction that brought Mr. Woodfox to the Louisiana State Penitentiary in the first place back in 1971, combine for the 45 years he has already spent in prison, and so he was freed on time served.
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They're they're—all of the charges that are against them are for misdemeanor, um illegal entry into the United States, and then they are typically found guilty or they uh, plead guilty, they get time served, and then they are remanded to ICE who then generally deports them.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Maria Butina, who has admitted to working as a Russian agent to infiltrate an influential U.S. gun rights group and make inroads with conservative activists and Republicans, asked the court to sentence her to time served ahead of her April 26 sentencing, according to court documents.
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Counting time served before his sentencing, he had been in prison for nearly nine years and was eligible for early release based on good behavior and because he was no longer deemed to be a danger, according to Andreas Vitek, a spokesman for the Düsseldorf Higher Regional Court.
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The crime bill funded 22001,27 new police officers, established a federal three-strikes law, authorized more than $250 billion to prod states to lengthen time served and build new prisons, banned certain assault weapons, created dozens of new death penalty offenses, and ended federal educational Pell grants for inmates.
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Though criminal charges for the misdemeanor offense of crossing the border illegally take only a few days to resolve and the immigrants are usually only sentenced to time served, by the time parents emerged from Department of Justice custody, their children had already been sent to shelters elsewhere in the country.
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But he cautioned that while his client wanted to go home, their hope during the talks last year was that Malaysian courts might grant him some credit for the 13 years he has spent in custody, despite rules in the military commissions system that bar crediting time served toward a sentence.
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Most were handsomely rewarded for pleading guilty and cooperating with the American authorities; they were treated as first-time offenders despite extensive criminal histories in Colombia; and they received credit for time served there, even though the official rationale for their extradition was that they were committing crimes in Colombian jails.
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Weeks later, Hussain was sentenced to "time served" and no supervision by federal authorities, due in large part to what federal prosecutors in court documents said was "substantial assistance" from Hussain in one fraud and drug case, involving 11 people, and a counterterrorism sting case that lead to the conviction of two people.
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Accompanied by her attorney, Gloria Allred, Robin said she is speaking out now after she heard that the woman with whom Polanski admitted having underage sex in the '70s —Samantha Geimer — recently urged the court to sentence him in absentia to time served in order to resolve his decades-old statutory rape case.
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"I believe now, in the six and a half weeks we have remaining, we all have to ask President Obama to do with his powers good things before he leaves, before a new president comes in, and I really believe that he should commute Chelsea Manning's sentence to time served," Mr. Ellsberg said.
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The migrants typically are sentenced to time served in jail, a few days, and are transferred to the custody of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, where they remain in detention until they are deported — unless they submit a claim for asylum and are deemed to have sufficient justification to proceed with a hearing.
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Immigrants charged with the misdemeanor crime of illegal entry often plead guilty in group hearings and receive a sentence of a few days in prison or "time served," at which point they are transferred back to a processing facility and quickly deported unless they claim a "credible fear" of returning to their home country.
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After 20 years in the foreign service, a woman might be making substantially less than a man who started at the same time, served in the same roles, was promoted the same number of times and received the same evaluations, simply because she joined from a lower-paying job in a lower-paying field.
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After a few weeks in jail awaiting trial, they're usually brought before a judge in mass assembly-line prosecutions (according to Lomi Kriel of the Houston Chronicle, one courtroom in McAllen, Texas, has been hearing 1,000 cases a day in recent weeks) and sentenced, within minutes, to time served — as long as they plead guilty.
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What began as a plea bargain for a sentence to be determined by the judge — a maximum of five years with the right to argue for a sentence of as little as six months — became an offer of time served plus three years of probation, in return for a guilty plea to a felony.
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As we previously reported, the former Ohio State running back was arrested on January 3rd after cops say he was driving while intoxicated in Ohio around 1:50 PM. Clarett agreed to plead guilty to OVI (operating a vehicle while impaired) -- and was given a 60 day suspended jail sentence with 3 days of credit for time served.
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"So, I never talk about sensitive issues as you described there," Pompeo told reporters when asked about the woman, Negar Ghodskani, who pled guilty to conspiracy to defraud and commit offenses against the United States and was sentenced by a federal court to time served, and whether he expected Iran to soon release a detained Princeton University doctoral student.
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Cohen's attorneys argued that their client's sentencing should be similar to that of notable celebrities charged with tax evasion, including actors John Travolta and Chris Tucker, musician Willie Nelson, and boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr.Attorneys for Cohen pushed for a sentencing of time served, which would drastically reduce his sentence to "a matter of hours," prosecutors said.
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Though 1017 Thug 2 and Young Thugga Mane La Flare assuredly had their fans, not the least of which were professional music critics, these and the other projects that dropped during his mentor Guwop's days of hard drive dumps and hard time served didn't necessarily showcase the young rapper thriving in the moment, but rather in an unfiltered archival glut.
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"One thing I can conclusively say is Manafort would have been facing a life sentence and my expectation is he will receive somewhere between three to seven years in jail for everything put together," Seth B. Waxman, a former prosecutor in the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia, said, noting that Manafort will also get credit for time served.
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Worn down from being in and out of detainment and solitary confinement — and fearful that the NYPD, in its persistence to obtain evidence, would generate a second witness willing to corroborate the alleged robbery story to better their own circumstances — Darboe made an about-face in February 290 and took a plea deal of one count of felony robbery for time served.
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The recent celebrity college admissions cheating scandal meted out its first criminal sentence this week — one day of jail for a former Stanford University sailing coach, already dismissed as time served — but at a larger level, it has revealed the insane lengths the rich and well-connected will go to when it comes to their child's chances of attending a top college or university.
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Shortly after the three-hour-long hearing concluded, the seven-member panel announced their decision: Two members voted to reduce Brown's sentence and be released on time served; two members voted against her petition for clemency; and the final two members recommended her current sentence be reduced to 25 years—meaning she'd stay in prison for an additional 11 years before she's eligible to be released on parole.
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I would think that we want the people who need to face justice to face justice, and we want the people who've done wrong to acknowledge that they've done wrong and just like in both of those areas there should be, hopefully, some effort to amend that behavior and to rectify it and to make good whatever that looks like, whether it's time served in prison, whether it's kind of leading a cultural change.
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Fact sheets on the DHS website implied it would be a place that parents could be connected with their children prior to being deported from the US. Though criminal charges for the misdemeanor offense of crossing the border illegally take only a few days to resolve and the immigrants are usually only sentenced to time served, by the time parents emerged from Department of Justice custody, their children had already been sent to HHS shelters elsewhere in the country.
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