Swain ruled that Konigsberg had earned lenience from federal sentencing guidelines and did not have to serve any time in prison.
32.
When Pei Wen interceded on the soldiers'behalf and requested lenience, Liu Xi refused and was rude to him.
33.
This policy of lenience was furthermore disliked by politically influential Protestants, which complicated some of Cornwallis's later activities.
34.
I want to know whether, after the lenience shown you by this court, you expect to come back here anymore?
35.
And it prohibits trial judges from identifying new grounds for lenience if cases are sent back to them by the appeals court.
36.
Wang appealed to congress delegates to adopt more lenience toward dissent and end the harassment and jailings of democracy and human rights activists.
37.
Context is very important, and the greater the risk posed by a product the more lenience is granted when proving a link.
38.
In 1624, a House of Commons committee criticised Anyan for, amongst other things, excessive lenience to Twyne for his drunkenness.
39.
As governor, Du Ji promoted lenience and mercy, and aided the populace by exerting as little control over them as possible.
40.
Outside the agency, there was widespread criticism of Woolsey for what congressional critics called his lenience in seeking no dismissals in the Ames case.
