Synonyms for re-sentencing
re-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

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1. • Clemency
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1. Dunni Oduyemi:

   The private prison model is hinged on maximizing incarceration to generate profit -- they're incentivized by convicting, sentencing, and keeping people in prison for longer and longer times, we don't think about how the privileges and resources students get access to are premised upon violence done to people by virtue of their race, class, or citizenship status.

2. Channing Phillips:

   While it is not uncommon for a USAO to consult with Main Justice in such high profile matters( indeed, it is required for certain matters), it is unprecedented to have a USAO dramatically change their sentencing recommendation after its memorandum has been filed unless there has been a change in circumstances or facts.

3. Jim Marcus:

   He remains severely mentally ill at this point, and so I think it would be unlikely that he could satisfy the standard for competency for a new trial, in order to be sentenced to death, there would have to be a new sentencing proceeding a new sentencing trial, and I'm not sure that he would satisfy the standard to be competent for trial.

4. Susan Kang Schroeder:

   We believe that his decision, his sentencing was illegal because there was a mandatory minimum set up by statute by the legislature, we're doing what the people of Orange County have asked us to do. We're going to fight through the courts.

5. Kahlil Gibran:

   What do the nationalists say about killers punishing murderers and thieves sentencing looters