Sentences with phrase «indeterminate prison»
It has been officially estimated that the total indeterminate prison population — currently 9,000 including lifers — will have reached 25,000 by 2012.
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Handed an indeterminate jail sentence, Mr Walker could not be released from prison without undergoing a parole course which was unavailable in his jail.
Rockland County District Attorney Thomas P. Zugibe announced that Jashaad Gulifield, 30, of 11 Highview Court, Nyack, New York was sentenced to an indeterminate term in state prison of three to six years on his guilty plea to welfare fraud in the third degree, a class «D» felony, three years in state prison on his -LSB-...]
Rockland County District Attorney Thomas P. Zugibe announced that Jashaad Gulifield, 30, of 11 Highview Court, Nyack, New York was sentenced to an indeterminate term in state prison of three to six years on his guilty plea to welfare fraud in the third degree, a class «D» felony, three years in state prison on his guilty plea to criminal sexual assault in the third degree, a class «D» felony and three years in state prison on his guilty plea criminal possession of a controlled substance in the fifth degree, a class «D» felony.
DA»S PRESS RELEASE Rockland County District Attorney Thomas P. Zugibe announced last week that 24 - year - old Matthew Sindone of Nanuet was sentenced to an indeterminate term of four to 12 years in state prison on his guilty plea to one count of aggravated vehicular homicide, a class «B» felony, relating to the deaths of Neil Block -LSB-...]
WHITE PLAINS, NY — Westchester County District Attorney Janet DiFiore announced that Scott Yandrasevich, 51, of 11 Abbey Lane, Danbury, Connecticut, was sentenced today to an indeterminate term of 1 to 3 years in prison on his November 2014
WHITE PLAINS, NY — Westchester County District Attorney Janet DiFiore announced that Scott Yandrasevich, 51, of 11 Abbey Lane, Danbury, Connecticut, was sentenced today to an indeterminate term of 1 to 3 years in prison on his November 2014 guilty plea to one count of Grand Larceny in the Third Degree, a class «D» Felony, and two counts of Falsifying Business Records in the First Degree, class «E» Felonies.
In accepting the plea, Erie County Judge Kenneth F. Case agreed to sentence Kuebler, 27, to no more than an indeterminate 1 to 3 years in state prison.
It was always obvious that a large number of people would be sentenced to indeterminate sentences and placed in a prison system that was already unable to get determinate prisoners through the required programmes in time to be considered by the Parole Board.»