Sentences with phrase «actually go to jail»

Bear in mind before driving without insurance is that this is not only a civil crime, but you can actually go to jail for not having insurance.

The question is will any of them actually go to jail?

«To me, that's more important, that people are held accountable and they actually go to jail.»

Although LiAngelo Ball, Cody Riley and Jalen Hill were detained and questioned, they never actually went to jail.

Not exact matches

They can sit on their front porch, cleaning and stroking their shotguns; they can name the gun Charlene and talk to it about how many people they're gonna shoot — but until they actually shoot someone, we don't send them to jail or take away their guns.

So while the government would not themselves throw people in jail for loving the wrong people, that same government would actually go out of its way to enforce the old law through classism and the free market.

Most of them actually belong to jail and therefore we are going to ask for their...

Actually, I recall a couple of other commandments characterized as «Rule 1» — «Get paid;» and «If anyone is going to jail make sure it is not you» — but the «stop talking» rule was constantly reiterated through the years.

«Dealing with outstanding warrants, how do you get that warrant lifted so that you can go on with your life and you can actually go into court to follow up on other activities without fear of being jailed?

John Pollock: It's a trick question I appreciate, because it goes right to our main message, which is, when a court has a person who hasn't paid a traffic offense, the reason that they are permitted to put someone in jail is because if they can actually demonstrate, if they can actually believe that, that person has the money and is just choosing not to pay it, they can put them in prison because at that point, they're trying to coerce them.

I have actually had a ton of responses using this recently, and it has the added bonus of being able to determine things about the potential tenants by viewing their profiles (are they pet owners, do they post about being jobless / evicted / going to jail, etc.).

He went to jail and after jail he couldn't find a place to live, because all landlords turned him down, never actually trying to find out what his story was, so he had to go back to jail... I also wouldn't think that an 18 year old sleeping with his 17 year old 2 - year girlfriend would go to jail, but it happens.