Penal sanctions include imprisonment, incarceration, fines and alternative measures, which may be aggravated under certain circumstances.

This violation is punishable by fine and or imprisonment.

Imprisonment is the one of the least cost effective sentencing options.

Penalties range from imprisonment for 25 years to imprisonment for life.

Penalty Imprisonment for 5 years or 500 penalty units, or both. (A 'penalty unit' is 110 (S.4AA, Crimes Act 1914 (Commonwealth)).

Penalty Imprisonment for 2 years or 250 penalty units, or both.

The legal provisions in question envisage the infliction of corporal punishment as an ordinary criminal sanction, either alternative to or in combination with other sanctions such as fine or imprisonment.

Penalty Imprisonment for life.

The following sections are relevant

Penalty Imprisonment for life.

Penalty Imprisonment for 15 years.

Penalty Imprisonment for 10 years.

Penalty Imprisonment for 25 years.

The second defendant was sentenced to 10.5 years imprisonment, 1.5 years of suspended imprisonment, a fine of 20,000 NIS or alternatively 3 months imprisonment.

Regarding offences punishable by custodial sentences under the laws of the requesting State, the laws of Burkina Faso required that the maximum sentence be at least two years of imprisonment.

in the case of a corporation by a fine not exceeding 200,000, and in the case of a natural person by a fine not exceeding 10,000, or by imprisonment for a specified period or for life, or both.

The sentences are increased to between 15 and 20 years when children under the age of 15 are victimized.

Procedures for fixing penalties for such crimes and calculation of the prison terms, as well as the procedures and conditions for enforcement of the penalties imposed as alternatives to the death penalty.

In the new draft Penal Code, it has been recommended that the punishment of the perpetrators be increased from 4 to 12 years.

The Special Rapporteur questioned whether the punishment of imprisonment was proportional to the offences allegedly committed.

If the Covenant does not prohibit the death penalty, execution of that penalty cannot be prohibited

However, it is regrettable that the Law establishes a less severe penalty for sexual violence between spouses (six months to two years imprisonment) in comparison with the penalties provided in the Criminal Code for the crimes of sexual intercourse with violence (two to eight years imprisonment) and other sexual acts with violence (one to three years).

Three of those have since received determinate sentences by the Chief Executive on the recommendation of the Long term Prison Sentence Review Board.

(f) A prohibition of retroactive criminal punishment and a prohibition of providing for the death penalty by law (sect. 69)

Liu Nianchun had allegedly been held in solitary confinement and subjected to electric shocks and deprivation of water as punishment for his hunger strike.

The Code of Criminal Procedure does however contain special provisions relating to penalties that must be applied to pregnant or nursing women, as well as to female prisoners.

s16. The penalty on conviction of an offence against subsection 8(1) or (2) or section 9, 10, 11, 12 or 13 is (a) if the offender is a natural person a fine not exceeding 100,000 or imprisonment for a period not exceeding 20 years, or both or (b) if the offender is a body corporate a fine not exceeding 500,000.

They now face fines and prison sentences.

Establishes severe sentences, which in certain cases may even provide for life imprisonment for related offences.

The Act provides that whoever performs, conducts or directs any child marriage shall be punishable with imprisonment, which may extend to one month, fine or both.

There are severe sentences for trafficking offences committed in the framework of organized crime up to 25 years imprisonment.

The maximum fine to be imposed in a criminal procedure is 300 times the minimum daily wage and a jail sentence of up to three years.

The penalty of this offence is life imprisonment.

He was sentenced to 10 years apos imprisonment and the payment of a customs penalty.

Pornography is punished by imprisonment and fine or seizure of property.

Wide ranging criminal penalties, from fines to mandatory imprisonment, were available to the courts under other legislation for acts of violence against women.

8 As regards the penalty of restriction of liberty, article 34 of the Criminal Code establishes that it is a lesser alternative to any sentence of deprivation of liberty that does not exceed three years, and it is applicable when, given the nature and circumstances of the offence and the individual characteristics of the person being sentenced, there are reasonable grounds for believing that the aim of the penalty can be achieved without imprisonment .

Penalty Imprisonment for 10 years. It is irrelevant that the terrorist act does not occur.

Moreover, the penalty for sexual abuse of a child would no longer be only a fine, but imprisonment.

are punishable by a term of imprisonment from 15 to 20 years or by the death penalty.

(a) Drugs, imprisonment and alternative sentencing

(6) The punishment for committing the act that is the grounds for the extradition request, in accordance with the Criminal Code of the Republic of Belarus or the criminal legislation of the foreign State, is provided for in the form of imprisonment for a period of less than one year

Under the new criminal code, the offences for which the author was convicted are (a) unauthorized transport of illicit drugs (sentence up to 10 years apos imprisonment and a maximum fine of 50 million French francs), and (b) unauthorized import of illicit drugs (maximum sentence 10 years apos imprisonment and a maximum fine of 50 million French francs).

5432 1 of the Public Health Code, which provides for penal sanctions under the laws on poisonous substances (failure to comply with the regulatory provisions contained in article L. 5132 8 is punishable by two years' imprisonment and a fine of 3,750 euros). Articles L. 5312 1 and L.

This offence is punishable by four to ten years' imprisonment.