suspension of sentence

suspension of sentence
The suspension of imposition of sentence after conviction or plea of guilty for determinate and reasonable period. 21 Am J2d Crim L § 552. Postponement of the judgment of the court temporarily or indefinitely, the conviction and the disabilities arising therefrom remaining and become operative when judgment is rendered. Ex parte Bates, 20 NM 542, 151 P 698; Buchanan, 146 NY 264, 40 NE 883, 886. Staying the execution of a sentence imposed upon plea of guilty or conviction of a criminal offense. 21 Am J2d Crim L § 558.

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