> I think it's implied in the "incarceration" part of their sentences. The legal profession and justice system is anything but friendly to things 'implied'. >

> I think it's implied in the "incarceration" part of their sentences. The legal profession and justice system is anything but friendly to things 'implied'. > But when and where it isn't, I'd be happy to include that in the sentence Are you a judge or a legislator? > For the record, some sentences do seem to include the term "hard labor" and the like. I have searched but can find no source which will cite anyone in the recent era sentenced to 'hard labor'. If you can find one I would be grateful.