And so the question is, what about short pass sentences?

Moreover, it is not I who have passed sentence on you.

This is a man who could pass sentence and light the fires himself.

The tone of his voice said: I will pass sentence in my own court.

Do you have any last words before I pass sentence?"

The foreman who passed sentence on us began to speak.

The court must state the particular circumstances when passing sentence.

She pulled herself back and her shoulders up to pass sentence on me.

Now, General, both parties have been heard and you shall pass sentence.

Still, he had to make a judgment on the facts before him and to pass sentence.

"For the last time they went to the Three - to pass sentence upon them.

What right had she to pass sentence on matters of conscience?

However, the law is an ancient one, and I need to review it before passing sentence.

I have no right to pass sentence of death.

Since there was really no God, it fell to each man to pass sentence on himself for his sins.

"I propose to pass sentence," she said in a cold voice.

But there remains one, the most important of all, who must also pass sentence."

The night had been transformed into the Twilight stage where he held court and passed sentence.

I was one of those that tried him and passed sentence upon him.

She said it the way judges passed sentence at Nuremberg.

These courts passed sentence on the spot, without possibility of appeal.

Once the court had passed sentence there was a wide range of punishment available to the authorities.

After a long pause, at length the King, as supreme judge, began to pass sentence.

The prisoner's attorney called into question her right to pass sentence, since she was not legally a person.

After the judge and assessors rule on a case, they pass sentence.

Now, he had passed a sentence of death on himself.

He added, I have to pass a sentence because it is against the law.

As if he had somehow passed a sentence of living death upon his friend.

The Children's Court may pass a sentence of up to two years.

He knew that chance had passed a sentence of death on her, when she had been so near to safety.

In English law, the black cap was worn by a judge when passing a sentence of death.

Then just for good measure the council had passed a sentence of banishment on Jason.

And one thing more: you have just passed a sentence of death on a certain Tifflor.

"They not only meet, but they have passed a sentence, monseigneur."

"I have the pulse, you fool, and I've passed a sentence of death on you!"

But Carlo guessed he would have spoken exactly the same way if he had been passing a sentence of death.

But I was getting so addled that I couldn't pass a sentence.

John then passed a sentence on Leo:

But if I were to tell you what I thought I'm afraid I'd be passing a sentence of death on a person.

A Special Judge may pass a sentence authorized by law for the punishment of the offence of which a person is convicted.

Despite this, Mr. Justice Rowlatt passed a sentence of death.

Judge Verma was once Yogi's defence lawyer, but now must pass a sentence against him.

"As the constitution stands at the moment, Lucius Cornelius, only a legally convoked Assembly can pass a sentence of death.

In light of this treason, the councilors of Parlement passed a sentence of arrest on the magistrates who were taking part.

Chief Justice Archibald Burt passed a sentence of death and Palin was hanged three days later on 6 July 1861.

In criminal cases the Sanhedrin could pass a sentence of death but could not carry out such a sentence without the approval of the Roman Procurator.

With Starscream back online Soundwave confesses to his minor crimes and Thunderwing passes a sentence of community service on him.

We know, however, that the infamous daughter was Balladyna, who forced by the chancellor passes a sentence for the daughter and for the third time the sentence is death.

Before passing a sentence of 14 years, the judge condemned the behaviour of the Claimant's counsel, Edward Kenealy, who was subsequently disbarred because of his conduct.