Meanings of manifestly excessive in English

They also knocked back a third ground that the sentence was manifestly excessive.

He appealed against the sentence, saying it was manifestly excessive.

She said the jail sentence without any mitigation was manifestly excessive in the circumstances.

Mr Justice Royce said neither sentence was manifestly excessive in what was a serious affray.

The court said the sentence was not manifestly excessive.

The sentences were "entirely within range and not manifestly excessive".

In noting these, the court found the minimum period handed down to Reid to be manifestly excessive.

He will argue the sentence of a maximum of two years and three months' prison was " manifestly excessive".

Yesterday the Lord Chief Justice, Lord Taylor, sitting in the Court of Appeal in London, said the sentence was not manifestly excessive.

Lawyers for Billy Wright, the mid-Ulster loyalist recently jailed for eight years, claimed yesterday that his sentence was " manifestly excessive".

Lawyer Paul Holdenson QC told the court at the resentencing hearing on Friday that the original sentence was " manifestly excessive".

Morehu-Barlow appealed his sentence, arguing it was " manifestly excessive" given around $12 million was able to be recovered through asset sales.

The serial traffic offender challenged the severity of his sentence as " manifestly excessive" in the Court of Criminal Appeal last week.

Judge acknowledged that the sentence was severe, but it was not " manifestly excessive" because of the considerable impact on the victim.

Ms Hann said the jail term imposed on Procter was not manifestly excessive and was within the range available to the sentencing judge.

The Court of Appeal rejected claims that the seven-year term imposed on John Stanley Foster for the manslaughter of David Mills was manifestly excessive.