How about "lax" (There should be a question mark at the end, but the "too smart for its own good" web form rejects the answer in that case)
"The teacher was very lenient with our grades on the last test.""His father is very lenient when it comes to punishment"The judge was lenient when handing down a sentence of 5 years in jail to the prisoner for murder"He was very strict about his students being promptly on time, but given the snowstorm that had left the campus under two feet of snow, he was very lenient with the students who showed up ten or fifteen minutes late that day".The judge was lenient when handing down a sentence of 5 years in jail to the prisoner for murder
yes, too much
as too lenient.
Depends about what nation you are talking about. Usually juvanile crimes are dealt softly considering the age of offenders.
krypto pro but not by far swizzle is a good lax stick too
Unduly lenient means excessively showing tolerance or mercy in dealing with crime or misbehavior. In other words, taking it too easy on the criminal.
radical Republicans rejected the plan as too lenient
radical Republicans rejected the plan as too lenient
Radical Republicans
Radical Republican
There was a good deal of opposition to the Treaty of Versailles on all sides. The British chastised the French for being too vindictive, while the French marshal felt it was too lenient. There was fierce opposition to the treaty in the United States, and it was not ratified. Germany, who had been ready to accept the lenient Fourteen Points were devastated by the Treaty of Versailles.