/ˈliːniənt ˈsɛntənsɪŋ/ – Phrase
Definition: xch mild sentencing.
A more thorough explanation: Lenient sentencing refers to a judicial decision in which a judge imposes a punishment or penalty that is less severe or harsh than what is typically prescribed by law for a particular offense. This may involve giving a lighter sentence, reducing fines, or offering alternative forms of punishment, such as community service or probation.
Example: The judge decided to give the defendant a lenient sentencing due to their cooperation with the investigation.