Sentences with phrase «wide discretion even»

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The term prosecutorial discretion is commonly used to describe the wide latitude that prosecutors have in determining when, whom, how, and even whether to prosecute apparent violations of the law.

However, even as you can see by the Credit cardholder's act that was passed in this climate, much remains fluffy and allows wide discretion and interpretation.

CVM has wide discretion in selecting the penalties, even though it is subject to a set of limits.

35 -LSB-...] when, as in this case, a European institution has a wide discretion, the guarantees conferred by the Community legal order in administrative procedures is of an even more fundamental relevance.

The Supreme Court applied the abuse of discretion standard, meaning that even for less serious crimes, trial judges will have wide leeway to impose lifetime probation.