Maximum Sentence Clause Samples
The Maximum Sentence clause sets an upper limit on the length or severity of a sentence that can be imposed for a particular offense or under a specific agreement. In practice, this clause may specify that no individual can be sentenced to more than a certain number of years in prison or that penalties cannot exceed a defined threshold, regardless of the circumstances. Its core function is to provide certainty and prevent excessively harsh punishments, ensuring proportionality and fairness in sentencing.
Maximum Sentence. The defendant understands that the Court is not a party to and is not bound by this agreement nor any recommendations made by the parties. Thus, the Court is free to impose upon the defendant any sentence up to and including the maximum fine of$800,000 and assessments of$800. No Withdrawal of Plea Based on Sentence or 14. If the Further Prosecution for False Etc. Court imposes a sentence with which the defendant is dissatisfied, the defendant will not be permitted to withdraw any guilty plea for that reason alone, nor will the defendant be permitted to withdraw any pleas should the Court decline to follow any recommendations by any of the parties to this agreement.
Maximum Sentence. The defendant understands that the total maximum possible sentence for Count 1 is a $200,000 fine, five years of probation, the costs of prosecution or probation, denial of certain federal benefits and a special assessment to the court totaling $125.
Maximum Sentence