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VII. Law |
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| 7.11 Execution of Law | ||
| Article 311-Sentence | ||
| Canon 3284 | ||
| A Sentence is an Order following a valid Verdict, or admission of Culpability at Arraignment which applies a Form of Punishment upon a convicted Person in recognition of their culpability. | ||
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| Canon 3285 | ||
| A Sentence involving punishment associated with Absolution may only be issued if a plea of guilt and culpability is provided free of duress by the accused at the time of Arraignment The sentence provisions of Absolution can never be made available to a convicted person at the end of a trial. | ||
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| Canon 3286 | ||
| A Sentence involving punishment associated with Penitence may only be issued if a person is found guilty upon the provision of a valid verdict by trial. The harsher sentence provisions of Penitence can never be made available to a person admitting guilt and culpability at Arraignment | ||
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| Canon 3287 | ||
| Before a sentence is rendered, the accused found guilty by a jury or finding of fact must be permitted their Adlocution being their third and final opportunity speak to their defense. | ||
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