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Examples
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This judge is going to re-sentence your earnest ass to jail!
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This judge is going to re-sentence your earnest ass to jail!
February 2008 2008
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This judge is going to re-sentence your earnest ass to jail!
stereotypes 2008
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"We think that whether (she) lied under oath at her trial is directly relevant to whether her sentence was appropriate," he wrote, and directed District Court Judge John Koeltl to re-sentence her "so as to reflect that finding."
Printing: Lynne Stewart: Heroic Human Rights Lawyer Jailed 2009
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"We think that whether (she) lied under oath at her trial is directly relevant to whether her sentence was appropriate," he wrote, and directed District Court Judge John Koeltl to re-sentence her "so as to reflect that finding."
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For more serious breaches we may be invited to revoke the order and then re-sentence for the original offence.
Archive 2009-08-01 Bystander 2009
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For more serious breaches we may be invited to revoke the order and then re-sentence for the original offence.
Breach Loaded Bystander 2009
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Probation had had enough of him and asked us to revoke the order, and re-sentence the original offences.
Archive 2008-08-01 Bystander 2008
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Probation had had enough of him and asked us to revoke the order, and re-sentence the original offences.
More Unintended Consequences Bystander 2008
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It has to do with the judge that ruled -- decided to re-sentence him and re-convict him on a misdemeanor and just let him go free.
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