prison time

The sentencing judge said any further prison time would be too harsh and ordered her to return home.

(In a controversial decision, a judge did not make her serve prison time. ) "None of us can really say why at this point. "

Robert said his effort Wednesday was a protest against the court decision ordering him to serve prison time.

So the former is an especially serious version of the latter, and carries the potential for twice as much prison time.

There have been some notable spam prosecutions in the US, and a handful have even received jail or prison time.

The crimes for which Mr Blagojevich was convicted carry a maximum combined prison time of around 300 years.

Although Libby's prison time was commuted, he still must pay a 250-thousand dollar fine and will be on probation for two years.

There is an interesting parallel in Gambetta's work : he points out that prison time provides a wonderfully credible signal .

But whether or not a person is on death row, prison time never leaves a person unaffected spiritually.

It is unlikely that most U. S. companies knowingly flout the import bans: Criminal penalties for doing so include prison time.

Butler, in turn, was arrested and convicted of assault and served prison time for the attack.

Although analysts don't expect BYD managers to receive prison time, there is financial risk for the carmaker.

Wahlberg credits his prison time for turning him around.

Harsh prison time to strengthen his brutal hatred Marquis home.

The window of opportunity is fast closing now, and the guiltiest cabal members are probably now certain to face prison time or worse.

Prison time is slow time. Sometimes it feels like stop-time. So you do what you can to keep going. . .

Prison time is slow time.

The evidence includes a letter written by the man who is now serving prison time for having stabbed Ishii to death.