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With mitigating circumstances.

Any death penalty already imposed shall be reduced to reclusion perpetua.

A reduction of sentence is possible for good conduct.

As a mitigating circumstance.

Chapter IV refers to the concrete application of punishments, inter alia, their reduction and suspension.

68. Torture has not decreased.

And when the wicked shall face the torment it will not be decreased, nor will they be reprieved.

And when the unjust will see the punishment, from that time on it will not be lightened for them, nor will they get respite.

And when the evildoers behold the chastisement, it shall not be lightened for them, and no respite shall be given them.

And when those who have done wrong will behold the torment, it will not be lightened unto them, nor will they be respited.

And when those who did wrong (the disbelievers) will see the torment, then it will not be lightened unto them, nor will they be given respite.

When those who did wrong see the punishment, it will not be lightened for them, nor will they be reprieved.

Once the wrong doers have beheld the chastisement, neither will it be lightened for them nor will they be granted any respite.

And when those who did wrong behold the doom, it will not be made light for them, nor will they be reprieved.

And when the wrongdoers sight the punishment, it shall not be lightened for them, nor will they be granted any respite.

And when the harmdoers see their punishment, it shall never be lightened, nor shall they ever be respited.

And when those who wronged see the punishment, it will not be lightened for them, nor will they be reprieved.

There will be no relief for them when the torment approaches the unjust nor will they be given any respite.

And when those who are unjust shall see the chastisement, it shall not be lightened for them, nor shall they be respited.

When the wrongdoers face their punishment, it shall not be lightened for them, nor shall they be granted any reprieve.

When the wrong doers (actually) see the Penalty, then will it in no way be mitigated, nor will they then receive respite.

They shall live under it, and none of their agony decrease nor be respite for them.

Remaining in it forever their punishment will not be lightened, nor will they get any respite.

therein dwelling forever the chastisement shall not be lightened for them no respite shall be given them.

Abiders therein, their torment shall not be lightened nor shall they be respited.

They will abide therein (Hell). Neither will their torment be lightened, nor will it be delayed or postponed (for a while).

Remaining in it eternally, without their punishment being eased from them, and without being reprieved.

Thus shall they abide. Neither shall their chastisement be granted nor shall they be granted any respite.

They will abide therein. Their doom will not be lightened, neither will they be reprieved

They will remain in it forever , and their punishment will not be lightened, nor will they be granted any respite,

there they shall live for ever. Their punishment shall not be lightened, nor shall they be given respite.

Abiding eternally therein. The punishment will not be lightened for them, nor will they be reprieved.

with which they will live forever. Their torment will not be relieved and no attention will be paid to them.

Abiding in it their chastisement shall not be lightened nor shall they be respited.

In this state they shall abide forever their punishment shall not be lightened nor shall they be granted respite.

In that will they dwell nor will their penalty be lightened, nor respite be (their lot)

(a) The supervision of the enforcement of sentences, the early release of convicts, the commutation of sentences and pardons

The State party should also commute the sentences of all persons sentenced to death.

In 1994 Miranda Branco was granted a two month remission on his sentence.

In four cases, death sentences were reduced to imprisonment after appeal.

52. It is said that the revised Criminal Law has reduced the number of offences punishable by prison terms, thereby leading to a reduction in the inmate population.

In the spring of 1995, the author apos s death sentence was commuted to life imprisonment.

It's too bad you didn't get sentenced to death.

However, the sentence was immediately reduced to 2½ years.