mitigating circumstances การใช้

• There were mitigating circumstances, and Governor Gratz Brown pardoned him in 1872.
• Roth said that the facts of the case outweighed any mitigating circumstances.
• This does not excuse behavior, but it is evidence of mitigating circumstances.
• The trial court found two aggravating circumstances and a single mitigating circumstance.
• In Woody's case, mitigating circumstances enabled him to laugh off the bogey.
• Jones said she found enough " mitigating circumstances " to justify leniency.
• That mitigating circumstance reduced the conviction from second-degree murder to first-degree manslaughter.
• Plus, a jury can consider retardation as a mitigating circumstance during sentencing.
• They provide no recourse for mitigating circumstances, and no escape from Draconian punishment.
• Then it must unanimously determine that the aggravating circumstances outweigh the mitigating circumstances.
• A mitigating circumstance would support a sentence of life in prison.
• But Shepard says " nobody cares about the mitigating circumstances ."
• If there were mitigating circumstances _ pregnant chads ? butterfly ballots?
• After all, doesn't even the law take mitigating circumstances into account?
• Even civilian judges consider mitigating circumstances before passing judgement or sentencing.
• Consular officials, they said, would have been able to help uncover mitigating circumstances.
• I would review cases based on the facts and mitigating circumstances.
• All the mitigating circumstances in the world won't change that, either.
• Stokes pleaded self-defense, using a wildly incongruent set of mitigating circumstances.
• Without such mitigating circumstances in place this time, Strawberry is in greater jeopardy.