Sentences with phrase «consequence of jail time»

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However using the drunk driver example / metaphor, I have no problem with anyone getting behind the wheel of a car too inebriated to drive facing consequences with restrictions on their licence or even jail time.

Subsequently jailed and blacklisted as a consequence of alleged «subversive activities in the motion picture industry,» he moved his family for a time to Mexico and wrote movies under various aliases — including «Robert Rich,» the name he used on «The Brave One,» which won him an Oscar for best story in 1956.

In Dilemmas of Educational Ethics, Levinson and Fay have amassed an army of 36 educators to debate moral predicaments: Should a teacher report a student who she believes has stolen a pricey iPhone, knowing the likely consequence could be expulsion, felony charges, and jail time if convicted?

I think it would be interesting to go to court over this issue, catch some jail time and point out the discrepancy of the consequences, for both the lender (jail time, fines?

A failure to comply with the applicable securities rules can lead to significant consequences including the possibility of large fines, trading restrictions and even jail time.

Failure to meet the terms of a child custody or support agreement could bring about harsh consequences, including fines or time in jail.

Individuals who are convicted of a DUI face harsh penalties and consequences, including fines, jail time, and license suspension.

The consequences of a conviction could include fines, jail time and a permanent record.

The State of Ohio prosecutes criminal offenses harshly, and you may be looking at steep fines, extensive jail or prison time, and other consequences such as probation, suspension of your driving privileges, and a permanent criminal record.

That said, the consequences of a conviction can result in a misdemeanor or felony on your record, huge fines and jail or prison time.

Criminal convictions can have major consequences, from loss of employment to jail time to child custody issues.

A DWI conviction can result in over $ 8000.00 fines and penalties not to mention the consequences of losing your license and possibly even jail time.

A conviction can have serious consequences, including jail time, significant fines, points on your license and loss of driving privileges.

Drunk driving, driving while intoxicated (DWI), and driving under the influence (DUI) convictions can have serious consequences including loss of your drivers license, potential loss of freedom with jail time, problems with job applications, red flags on background checks, potential loss of a professional license, skyrocketing insurance rates, damage to your credit rating, as well as social and family problems;

Charges of domestic assault in Ottawa carry serious penalties and consequences beyond the criminal record and potential jail time involved.

The consequences of a criminal conviction can be severe, including major fines, possible jail or prison time, the loss of future opportunities, and even deportation if you are not a U.S. Citizen.

Even a misdemeanor conviction can result in jail time, a substantial fine, loss of employment, deportation or other immigration consequences and the social stigma of being a convicted criminal.

Charges of domestic assault carry serious penalties and consequences beyond the criminal fines or potential jail time involved.

If you are convicted of the crime of indecent exposure in Los Angeles you will face harsh criminal and non-criminal consequences, including jail time and a requirement to register as a sex offender.

Few areas of the law are more technical, and very few have more consequences — criminal records, jail time, exclusions from international travel, loss of profession and so on.

If you are accused of stealing from your employer, or internal theft, there can be even more extreme consequences, including likely jail time.

Individuals found guilty of DUI face serious consequences that typically include fines / costs, potential jail time, license suspension periods, probation, as well as a criminal record and a potential -LSB-...]

Although it can carry penalties including jail time, if you appear in court and take care of your ticket, you can prevent the more disastrous consequences.

Hi Dan, Opting for jail time would probably not be the best option since going to jail for any reason ends up on your record and can have far - reaching consequences beyond just taking care of the ticket.

Anyone who failed to follow these laws would lead to more serious consequences such as the involvement of Child Protective Services and jail time.

Serious consequences for non-payment of child support — such as a revocation of driving privileges, seizure of income tax refunds, wage garnishments, and even jail time — may result.

The consequences for not adhering to court orders may include jail time, revocation of driver's licenses and personal licenses.