Antonyms for re-sentencingre-sen·tenc·ing

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1. commutation, re-sentencingnoun

   (law) the reduction in severity of a punishment imposed by law

   Synonyms:
   commutation, substitution, commuting, exchange

How to use re-sentencing in a sentence?

1. Allison Mack:

   I thought I had moved on, and yet I am filled with anxiety, anticipating Allison’s sentencing on the 30th.

2. Doug Berman:

   It's a particular nominee, with a particularly rich sentencing history, with a particular set of issues to focus on.

3. Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji:

   Senator, no one case can stand in for a judge's entire sentencing record, i've sentenced more than 100 people. You have eight or nine cases in that chart.

4. George Floyd:

   We believe there are aggravating factors and the sentence should exceed the sentencing guidelines.

5. Sevag Kechichian:

   The sentencing of Ashraf Fayadh to death after an unfair trial shows the deep flaws in Saudi Arabian criminal justice system and is yet another appalling example of the authorities flouting their international human rights obligations, fayadh was imprisoned solely for peacefully exercising his right to freedom of expression -- he should be immediately and unconditionally released and his conviction should be quashed.

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