Sentences with phrase «anyone convicted»

«Anyone convicted of tax evasion is subject to a prison term of up to five years and a fine of up to $ 250,000, [while] anyone convicted of filing a false return is subject to a prison term of up to three years and a fine of up to $ 250,000.»

Anyone convicted of tax evasion is subject to a prison term of up to five years and a fine of up to $ 250,000.

The bill passed in Oregon would ban anyone convicted of stalking or domestic violence and anyone under a restraining order from buying or owning firearms.

Anyone convicted of filing a false return is subject to a prison term of up to three years and a fine of up to $ 250,000.

Effective 2013, anyone convicted of distracted driving will receive a penalty of one point on his or her driving record and fines have increased.

In addition to the court imposed fines and penalties, anyone convicted of DUI or chemical test refusal is subject to: • an insurance surcharge of $ 1,000 a year for three years ($ 3,000) for the first and second conviction within a three - year period.

Look what happens in business when a corporate officer refuses to testify or cooperate in an investigation, and while the President softened his position earlier this year by stating that anyone convicted of a crime would lose his position in the administration, taking the Fifth would create enormous pressure to dismiss the person.

As of Nov. 20, anyone convicted of making an anti-competitive agreement with a competitor or misleading representations to the public can be punished with prison time, instead of community service, when found guilty of violating certain criminal provisions of the Competition Act.

The law would further allow the commission to ask for a stop to the dissemination of such speech and permit the creation of an online list containing names of anyone convicted of promoting hate.

Anyone convicted of assaulting an airport worker or other state transit employee would be guilty of a class D felony and subject to a maximum sentence of seven years in prison under the new law, dubbed the Transportation Worker Protection Act.»

Anyone convicted of a white collar crime in Los Angeles CA face stiff fines and imprisonment sentences.

Over the years lawmakers have invoked harsh penalties for anyone convicted of a DWI, Refusal to Submit to a Breath Test or Driving While Under the Influence (DUI), in the state of New Jersey.

Anyone convicted of a white collar crime have a reputation of not being trusted.

The Criminal Code sets out a mandatory twelve month licence suspension for anyone convicted of impaired driving offences.

However, anyone convicted before 24 December will still need to pay the charge and it is unknown what will come in place of the charge as the Lord Chancellor has made it clear that the Ministry of Justice will consider alternative ways of ensuring that criminals pay their fair share.

Anyone convicted of any of these offences must serve their sentences consecutively to any other sentence and must serve at least half of their sentence before being considered for parole (normally, one becomes eligible for parole after one third of a sentence).

Anyone convicted of a sex offense automatically becomes a sex offender and must register with the state.

Anyone convicted of criminal negligence will have a criminal record, and will also lose their Ontario driver's license for at least one year.

In December of 2012, the Manitoba government changed the law so that anyone convicted of a drive - impaired charge will have to register for the Interlock Ignition Program in order to obtain a valid driver's licence after the criminal driving prohibition ends.

A spate of new aggravating factors to be considered on sentencing relate directly to fraud cases and a two - year mandatory minimum jail sentence will be imposed on anyone convicted of a fraud involving $ 1,000,000 or more.

According to the experts, the most effective policies was one that requires gun sellers to run background checks on all potential buyers and another that prevented gun sales to anyone convicted of violent misdemeanors.

Under this program, which passed into law with bipartisan support, anyone convicted of an animal abuse offense is automatically added to the state's registry by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI) upon receipt of their information from the court clerk.

No kennel licenses could be issued to anyone convicted in the past 10 years of animal cruelty under 18 Pa.C.S  § 5511 or another state's laws. Â

State Sen. John DeFrancisco (R - Syracuse) says Tiffany Heitkamp's law will mean stiffer penalties for anyone convicted on a BWI charge who also has a DWI history.

Anyone convicted faces a maximum sentence of seven years» imprisonment.

The pardons will also be granted only after what officials say is a vetting process — Mr. Cuomo called it «a prudent exercise of discretion» — and will not be granted to anyone convicted of a sex crime or currently in arrears on their taxes.

ALBANY, N.Y. — A new state law will allow anyone convicted of prostitution in New York to clear their records when they can show they were forced into sex trafficking...

Carone said he plans to argue that state election law prohibits anyone convicted of a misdemeanor from running for office for five years — which would make Pierre ineligible.

I despise Muslims, but they are black (like in the Sudan where they throw gays into fires); white (like in Chechnya where they put gays into the new Auschwitz); Arab (like in Saudi Arabia where they execute gay men); and Asian (like in Indonesia where they publicly cane anyone convicted of homosexual acts.....

Conservative candidates across the country promised in our election manifesto that we would be tough on crime, increase the prison population to 96,000 by 2014 and that «anyone convicted of a knife crime can expect to face a prison sentence.»

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: Anyone convicted of a domestic violence crime would have to surrender any firearms.

Anyone convicted of a DWI will have Breathalyzer test installed in their car that measures sobriety before letting the ignition start.

This year, Gov. Cuomo and some lawmakers are pushing bills to keep firearms out of the hands of anyone convicted of a domestic violence crime and to outlaw bumpstock devices like the ones used in last year's Las Vegas mass shooting.

Anyone convicted of drunk driving twice in three years would lose their license for five years.

However, Cuomo did announce some of what became signature issues, including $ 1 billion in development funds for Buffalo, allowing casinos across the state, and creating a DNA database for anyone convicted of a felony or misdemeanor.

According to the judge, Section 16 (2)(b) of the Money Laundering (Prohibition) Act, under which Nwosu was charged, prescribed a minimum of two years imprisonment or a fine of N10m for anyone convicted under the Act.

Clearly more is needed and we certainly don't want to keep them out of the hands of anyone convicted of a hate crime.

Under Cuomo's proposal, all guns would immediately be removed from anyone convicted of domestic violence crimes, including misdemeanors.

Previously, the state required anyone convicted of a felony and certain misdemeanors to give up their firearms.

GOP Sen. Michael Nozzolio and Democratic Assemblywoman Aileen Gunther were joined by families of victims of domestic violence to push for a bill that would create a statewide registry of anyone convicted of a violent felony.

ALBANY, N.Y. (AP)- New York state will now prohibit anyone convicted of domestic violence from possessing a firearm.

New York state will now prohibit anyone convicted of domestic violence from possessing a firearm.

The Democrat says anyone convicted of a domestic violence crime would have to surrender any firearms they possess.

on anyone convicted of felony public corruption.

Let's change the law: anyone convicted of drunk driving two times in three years should lose their license for five years, and three strikes and you're out and you are off the road, period.

The bill, co-sponsored by state Assemblywoman Grace Meng (D - Flushing) and state Sen. Eric Schneiderman (D - Manhattan), will allow judges to require, as part of sentencing that anyone convicted of a hate crime complete a program, training session or counseling session.

Under legislation introduced by state Sen. Martin Golden of Brooklyn and Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis of Staten Island, anyone convicted of first - degree manslaughter would be denied a conditional release such as what Thomas was granted.

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: Anyone convicted of a domestic violence crime would have to surrender any firearms under another proposal from Cuomo.

I support the termination of state pension payments for anyone convicted of a felony in relation to his or her official state responsibilities.»

Since bully behaviour has a negative impact on families, especially children, and undermines the purpose of the insti / tution of marriage, perhaps we should deny anyone convicted of a violent crime the right to marry.