Sentences with phrase «civil prosecution»

Since taxes were paid there was no reason for civil prosecution.

Internal investigation and remediation of a data security breach at a Fortune 50 company; civil prosecution of entity responsible for the security breach.

She began her legal career as an Honors Program Trial Attorney in the Environment and Natural Resources Division of the U.S. Department of Justice, where she handled civil prosecutions in environmental cases nationwide.

His Lordship then considered whether there were any «countervailing factors» compelling enough to warrant rejecting the existence of the malicious civil prosecution tort.

Another wrote: «Any damage to such habitats or the killing of such protected creatures can also lead to criminal or civil prosecutions.»

Any such unauthorized use shall result in immediate and automatic termination of this license and may result in criminal and / or civil prosecution.

Removing the cats poses many other issues and can be deemed abandonment and could result in criminal and / or civil prosecution.

Removal or relocation could result in criminal or civil prosecution.

His spat with Apollo 17 astronaut and New Mexico senator Harrison Schmitt, and with the Heartland Institute did not start one month ago as he claims in his «confession» to deflect serious criminal and civil prosecution, but one year ago.

In addition to his private sector experience, Tommy acquired a broad skillset of litigation strategies while defending the federal government as a clerk with the U.S. Attorney's Office, along with assisting in the civil prosecution of violations of municipal and state laws and regulations at the San Francisco City Attorney's Office.

A B.C. judge recommended Monday that the province take over the civil prosecution as a criminal contempt case.

Our specialist anti-counterfeiting team effectively tackle copycats using a strategy involving criminal as well as civil prosecution and their invaluable network of contacts within law enforcement and service providers.

Financial losses to the driver and carrier, such as: loss of shipment, criminal or civil prosecution, increase in insurance rates, clean - up costs after the accident.