Sentences with phrase «egregious crimes»

In this case it had only been 13 years since the equally egregious crimes occurred.

It took multiple failed legislative attempts to streamline the process for dismissing teachers accused of egregious crimes such as sex abuse and drug dealing.

Yet another shortcoming of Butt's theory is that it focuses monolithically on economic reparations, when in fact, economic redistribution is quite insufficient for the reparation of the most egregious crimes of colonialism.

NYC Council Speaker Melissa Mark - Viverito broke with Mayor Bill de Blasio over his call not to grant violent felons and those convicted of other egregious crimes access to a proposed $ 16.4 million city fund to provide free legal services to undocumented immigrants fighting deportation under Trump.

City Council Speaker Melissa Mark - Viverito broke with Mayor Bill de Blasio today over his call not to grant violent felons and those convicted of other egregious crimes access to a proposed $ 16.4 million city fund to provide free legal services to undocumented immigrants fighting deportation under President Donald Trump.

Egregious crimes such as hit - and - run accidents also add points.

At a time when far more egregious crimes are being committed, such as shooting down airliners, people have to ignore that — if even for a moment — so that they can pile hate on a young lady who took a picture of herself smiling while on vacation!

To the people, these were very egregious crimes and the first thing the people wanted was their assurances they hadn't swapped «George the Third for George (Washington) the First».

The electoral college altering your vote to match the majority seems to be the most egregious crime because, although the constitution doesn't explicitly require your vote to be equal in strength, surely the founders intended with the word «vote» that you at least get to choose who you vote for.

So the effect of absurdely long sentences is 1) make sure that if one charge falls, all have to fall before release, 2) make sure that particularly egregious crimes don't get parole as easily, and 3) avoid worrying about whether a long sentence is a «life» sentence or not, based on our rapidly progressing medical care.

With that said though I believe the film's most egregious crime of all is deciding to shoe - horn in a sloppy Bonnie and Clyde & Robin Hood storyline where Will and Sylvia feel this need to become bank robbers that give time away to the poor.

«The first thing that people think about when you talk about sealing records is the fact that you don't want violent offenders or people who've committed egregious crimes to hide behind some altruistic strategy,» Soares said in a news conference in his office.

As a result, many foreign victims of egregious crimes — ranging from torture and slave labor to the execution of loved ones — that were sanctioned, endorsed or commissioned by corporations have found justice in our courts.

You know, these are egregious crimes.

«But we're also trying to find a way to protect victims, and try to make sure that someone who's a drunk driver even if they're 16 doesn't get a kid - glove treatment for a heinous and egregious crime.

Whenever a crisis strikes, or an egregious crime is committed, or a manifestly unfair scandal develops, the klaxon sounds, and «Something must be done!

Playing as siblings Riki and Mami, you take control of Bangai - O, a humanoid mecha, to do battle with the Cosmo Gang — villains whose most egregious crime is contraband fruit.

This is an egregious crime, and has effects that go far beyond the physical trauma involved, including the effects on one's quality of life, and their family as well.

In a statement, a U.S. Internal Revenue Service special agent said the sentence «reflects the severity of his egregious crimes.»