Examples of Prior sentence in a sentence
For purposes of the Prior sentence, the term “damages” shall, to the extent permitted by law, include without limitation, any judgment, fine, amount paid in settlement, penalty, punitive damages, excise or other tax assessed, including, without limitation, any of the foregoing incurred or assessed with respect to an employee benefit plan, or expense of any nature (including, without limitation, counsel fees and disbursements).
Prior sentence to incarceration X Note: Boxes where an “X” occurs indicate that the presence of a risk factor increases the likelihood of that outcome for a given defendant.
Prior sentence substantially longer than one year Prior sentences of substantially more than one year imposed as a result of independent crimes committed on different occasions may form the basis for an upward departure.
Students wishing to register for a course on a Pass/Fail basis must indicate this option when registering.3. A student may change from Pass/Fail to regular grading or from regular grading to Pass/Fail up until the end of the scheduled program change period.4. Students withdrawing from a course taken on a Pass/Fail basis follow the usual withdrawal procedures.5. Final letter grades of D- or above are recorded as pass (P) by the Registrar, and the student receives the credit hours for the course.
Question: “ Page 15, Summary of Work, Note: states, “If reclaimed material does meet304.32 gradation requirements, the town has the option to waive thisrequirement.” Prior sentence seems to establish the contract can use reclaimed material if it meets gradation spec, and this following sentence restates the same thing.
Prior sentence enhancements also disproportionately impact Black defendants who have been targeted by the criminal legal system and “undercut the goal of making sentence severity proportional to offense severity.” Robina Institute, Criminal History Enhancements Sourcebook.
FTANCANVCAAge (22 or Younger) at Arrest X Current Violent Offense XCurrent Violent Offense & 20 years old or younger XPending charge at time of offenseXXXPrior misdemeanor conviction X Prior felony conviction X Prior convictionX XPrior Violent conviction XXPrior failure to appear in past two yearsXX Prior failure to appear older than two yearsX Prior sentence to incarceration X Note.
Prior sentence substantially longer than one year Prior sentences “of substantially more than one year imposed as a result of independent crimes committed on different occasions” may form the basis for an upward departure.174 c.
Also, the Commentary for section 4A1.2 is dispositive of the defendant’s issue, stating: "'Prior sentence' means a sentence imposed prior to sentencing on the instant offense, other than conduct that is part of the instant offense.