aggravating factor

Race determines who will die, more often than aggravating factors.

In addition, some offences have their own specific aggravating factors.

Some consider diarrhea to be the most common aggravating factor.

In addition, penalties can be increased if there are aggravating factors.

First it considered whether the aggravating factor should be penetration.

However, there are other decisions which have taken account of unexpected and chance results as aggravating factors.

All three have been found to be aggravating factors for otitis media.

There are a number of aggravating factors a judge is required to consider both at common law and by statute.

The over side of that is the aggravating factors.

Aggravating factors include whether or not violence was used.

A murder committed for financial gain is one typical aggravating factor.

Under Federal law, the jury must be unanimous in finding the aggravating factors.

The 12 jurors had to be unanimous to find an aggravating factor.

For inflation to keep rising, the aggravating factors have to be repeated.

These are aggravating factors that suggest an increase in the minimum sentence.

There are also specific aggravating factors for organizations found guilty of an offence.

And they must weigh aggravating factors, like the brutality of the crime.

At today's court session, prosecutors said they would present 45 witnesses to offer evidence on aggravating factors.

To make its case for the death penalty, the prosecution must prove "aggravating factors."

There must exist specific aggravating factors about the crime before a judge may impose the high term.

Mitigating and aggravating factors are to be considered during sentencing.

Among the aggravating factors was racial motivation in the commission of a serious offence.

The nature of the call is an aggravating factor when deciding when to use them.

The first degree murder with the aggravating factors is the only crime punishable to death.

The investigation uncovered no evidence of any of these aggravating factors.