sentencer (Meaning)
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sentencer (n.)
One who pronounced a sentence or condemnation.
Synonyms & Antonyms of sentencer
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sentencer Sentence Examples
- The sentencer pronounced the judgment, leaving a profound impact on the defendant's life.
- The judge sentencer was strict and unforgiving, known for their harsh punishments.
- The prosecutor sentencer argued vehemently for a severe sentence, citing the defendant's heinous crime.
- The defense sentencer pleaded for leniency, emphasizing the defendant's remorse and troubled past.
- After careful deliberation, the sentencer imposed a prison sentence of 20 years, setting a precedent for similar cases.
- The sentencer's verdict shocked the courtroom, sparking a heated debate among legal experts.
- The sentencer faced criticism for their excessive sentence, prompting appeals and protests.
- The sentencer maintained their decision, citing the need to protect the community and deter future offenses.
- The defendant appealed the sentencer's ruling, hoping to overturn the harsh punishment.
- The appellate court upheld the sentencer's verdict, affirming the original sentence imposed.
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One who pronounced a sentence or condemnation.
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The sentencer pronounced the judgment, leaving a profound impact on the defendant's life.
The judge sentencer was strict and unforgiving, known for their harsh punishments.
The prosecutor sentencer argued vehemently for a severe sentence, citing the defendant's heinous crime.
The defense sentencer pleaded for leniency, emphasizing the defendant's remorse and troubled past.
