Under these terms
Could the phrase 'under these terms' make sense in this context:
"The driver pleaded guilty for those traffic violations, and was sentenced to serve 20 days in a farm prison.
The laws have now changed, and today nobody is convicted under these terms."
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Christine Christie The driver pleaded guilty for to those traffic violations [no comma] and was sentenced to serve 20 days in a farm prison. The laws have now changed, and today nobody is convicted under these terms. in these circumstances .
- Christine Christie The driver pleaded guilty for to those traffic violations [no comma] and was sentenced to serve 20 days in a farm prison.
- The laws have now changed, and today nobody is convicted under these terms.
- in these circumstances .
- As shown above.
- CJ
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