Sentences with phrase «offenders go to jail»

Not only should first time offenders go to jail, they should be executed.

Not exact matches

How can anyone say that children are seducers, that first - time offenders should not go to jail?

More scientifically, 80 % of offenders do not go to jail, and that's ignoring petty crime.

In truth, there is no reason non-violent criminals should go to jail unless they are persistent offenders.

Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis speaks Thursday about her bill to prohibit repeat criminal drug offenders from attending treatment programs instead of going to jail.

For Nigeria to successfully win the on - going war against corruption, the authorities must complement the arrest and jailing offenders with prevention and enlightenment, the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) has cried out.

Manhattan DA Cy Vance said on Monday that additional funding would go toward the creation of an Alternative to Incarceration unit aimed at preventing low - level nonviolent offenders from facing jail time.

i have witnessed 2 cases go to court martial and the perps were jailed for 5 to 6 years, labled as a sex offender and given a dishonorable discharge.

If they had waited until they'd gotten married, he would not have gone to jail or been labeled a sex offender.

If you're a minor criminal or juvenile offender in an Iranian city, a judge may let you buy and read five book instead of going to jail.

Officials said it would be up to the courts to decide on how harsh a sentence an offender might face — and refused to comment on the chances of shoppers going to jail.

Whether you have been charged with your first DUI or you are a repeat DUI offender facing mandatory jail time if convicted, you don't necessarily have to go to jail or prison.

If an offender is sent to jail for two years or more, they will go to a federal penitentiary, such as the Kingston Penitentiary.

If an offender is sent to jail for less than two years, they will go to a provincial institution such as Maplehurst Correctional Facility in Milton or the Central East Correctional Centre in Lindsay.

For example, if the judge feels that a 45 day jail sentence is appropriate, and an offender spent 15 days in jail in pre-sentence custody, the judge may reduce the sentence that they were going to impose by 30 days, making the sentence 15 days (instead of 45).

The Crown was disappointed with the result and decided to take Mr. Duncan's case, along with one other, to the province's highest Court — the British Columbia Court of Appeal — as a «test case», inviting the Court to direct the Provincial Court judges that the sentences they had been handing down were too lenient, and that unless the offender was a youth or had a mental disability, every single rioter must go to jail.

You don't need to enact new mandatory minimums or keep offenders in jail for a few extra months — all you have to do is convince them that they're going to get caught in the first place.