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Meanings of manifestly excessive in английском
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Usage of manifestly excessive in английском
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They also knocked back a third ground that the sentence was manifestlyexcessive.
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He appealed against the sentence, saying it was manifestlyexcessive.
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She said the jail sentence without any mitigation was manifestlyexcessive in the circumstances.
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Mr Justice Royce said neither sentence was manifestlyexcessive in what was a serious affray.
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The court said the sentence was not manifestlyexcessive.
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The sentences were "entirely within range and not manifestlyexcessive".
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In noting these, the court found the minimum period handed down to Reid to be manifestlyexcessive.
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He will argue the sentence of a maximum of two years and three months' prison was " manifestlyexcessive".
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Yesterday the Lord Chief Justice, Lord Taylor, sitting in the Court of Appeal in London, said the sentence was not manifestlyexcessive.
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Lawyers for Billy Wright, the mid-Ulster loyalist recently jailed for eight years, claimed yesterday that his sentence was " manifestlyexcessive".
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Lawyer Paul Holdenson QC told the court at the resentencing hearing on Friday that the original sentence was " manifestlyexcessive".
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Morehu-Barlow appealed his sentence, arguing it was " manifestlyexcessive" given around $12 million was able to be recovered through asset sales.
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The serial traffic offender challenged the severity of his sentence as " manifestlyexcessive" in the Court of Criminal Appeal last week.
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Judge acknowledged that the sentence was severe, but it was not " manifestlyexcessive" because of the considerable impact on the victim.
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Ms Hann said the jail term imposed on Procter was not manifestlyexcessive and was within the range available to the sentencing judge.
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The Court of Appeal rejected claims that the seven-year term imposed on John Stanley Foster for the manslaughter of David Mills was manifestlyexcessive.