例句與造句

1. They arise the moment the relevant conduct ( breach of duty, unjust enrichment etc . ) occurs.
2. The federal sentencing guidelines instruct judges to consider all " relevant conduct " in setting the sentence.
3. A course of dealing is shown by repeated instances of the relevant conduct, not single occasions or actions.
4. There is no reason to believe that the judge considered the kidnapping offense as relevant conduct in sentencing petitioner for the murder.
5. "At that point, it was pretty clear that he wouldn't consider relevant conduct by other officials,"
6. It's difficult to find relevant conduct in a sentence. 用relevant conduct造句挺難的
7. The rationale for declining unblock contained no discussion of policy or relevant conduct; it seemed to be simply a question of petty " revenge ".
8. Judges typically relied on presentence reports, which set forth the relevant conduct and offender characteristics, to assist them in determining what an appropriate sentence was.
9. The relevant conduct provisions are designed to channel the sentencing discretion of the district courts and to make mandatory the consideration of factors that previously would have been optional.
10. Pursuant to its understanding of the Guidelines, the District Court considered the cocaine offenses as " relevant conduct " and increased petitioner's sentence accordingly.
11. "There is nothing unusual about the government setting forth the other relevant conduct that the court should consider in deciding what the sentencing guidelines should be, " she told Politan.
12. Because the concept of relevant conduct under the Guidelines is reciprocal, s5G1.3 operates to mitigate the possibility that the fortuity of two separate prosecutions will grossly increase a defendant's sentence.
13. The effect of this regime with respect to drug crimes provides a particularly striking illustration of why this mandatory consideration of relevant conduct implicates the Double Jeopardy Clause under anything but a formalistic reading of the Clause.
14. The situation occurs frequently because the federal sentencing guidelines instruct judges to consider all " relevant conduct, " and not just the conduct for which a defendant has been convicted, in determining the appropriate sentence.
15. The District Court accepted the report's aggregation in sentencing Witte, concluding that the other offenses were part of a continuing conspiracy that should be taken into account under the Guidelines as " relevant conduct,"
16. (d ) The Guidelines include significant safeguards to protect Witte against having the length of his second sentence multiplied by duplicative consideration of the same criminal conduct already considered as " relevant conduct " for the marijuana sentence.
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