What is the meaning of sentence suspended execution?

Answer 1

* S.E.S. = Suspended Execution of Sentence: The defendant is placed on probation with an incarceration amount preset in case of revocation. * The Judge is limited to executing only that sentence if the defendant is revoked. An S.E.S. is a conviction for all purposes. * The judge may impose whatever conditions on defendant's probation deemed appropriate. * CAO will ask that particular conditions be imposed on case-by-case basis. (e.g. shock time, community service, drug education, restitution, court costs.) * Defendant is ordered to report to Probation and Parole immediately. * Maximum amount of time defendant can be on probation is 5 years for a felony and 2 years for a misdemeanor. * RSMo 559.115 allows the Judge to sentence a nonviolent defendant to incarceration in M.D.C. but call back the defendant before 120 days has elapsed and grant probation. This is sometimes called "shock" time. * The defendant may be ordered to complete drug or alcohol treatment while in M.D.C. * This program requires an S.E.S. * If the defendant violates probation, he or she will face incarceration for the remainder of the original sentence set by the Judge. * RSMo. 217.362 allows the Judge to sentence a nonviolent defendant to a two year drug treatment program in M.D.C., then call back the defendant and grant probation. * This program also requires an S.E.S. * S.E.S. = Suspended Execution of Sentence: The defendant is placed on probation with an incarceration amount preset in case of revocation. * The Judge is limited to executing only that sentence if the defendant is revoked. An S.E.S. is a conviction for all purposes. * The judge may impose whatever conditions on defendant's probation deemed appropriate. * CAO will ask that particular conditions be imposed on case-by-case basis. (e.g. shock time, community service, drug education, restitution, court costs.) * Defendant is ordered to report to Probation and Parole immediately. * Maximum amount of time defendant can be on probation is 5 years for a felony and 2 years for a misdemeanor. * RSMo 559.115 allows the Judge to sentence a nonviolent defendant to incarceration in M.D.C. but call back the defendant before 120 days has elapsed and grant probation. This is sometimes called "shock" time. * The defendant may be ordered to complete drug or alcohol treatment while in M.D.C. * This program requires an S.E.S. * If the defendant violates probation, he or she will face incarceration for the remainder of the original sentence set by the Judge. * RSMo. 217.362 allows the Judge to sentence a nonviolent defendant to a two year drug treatment program in M.D.C., then call back the defendant and grant probation. * This program also requires an S.E.S.