Sentences with phrase «face possible jail time»

When the situation deteriorates to this level, you could face possible jail time.

They can choose to deny children access to a great education by continuing to enroll them in seriously low performing schools, try to find enough money to move to a more affluent neighborhood (good luck with that) or face possible jail time or probation for using another address, in another zip code, just to get a chance at a good education.

«It's clear you want a superintendent in place before criminally indicted board member Ref Rodriguez's trial, where he faces possible jail time.»

Last month, the international community received news that 2009 Goldman Prize recipient, Marc Ona Essangui is facing possible jail time and a fee of nearly $ 10,000.00 US after recently being convicted... Read More

Mr. Ona is facing possible jail time and a fee of nearly $ 10,000.00 US after being convicted of defamation by a Gabonese court for speaking out against suspected government corruption.

Not exact matches

The first was awarded in April, when he still faced the criminal charges and possible jail time; the second was awarded in July, after he had accepted responsibility for the conditions leading to the fatal fire in his lab (but did not plead guilty to criminal charges).

Another unrepeatable tidbit of gossip was that a dealer I had worked with in the past was so hard up for money that he sold a painting 3 times, and more than once; and, now faces an investigation and possible jail term.

Faced with not only the reality of possible jail time but the probability of losing my nursing license my livelihood.

If you or your child is facing criminal charges, you may be worried not only about fines and possible jail time, but also about the effect these charges will have on your life's goals.

Many face stiff fines, suspension of license, and possible jail time if convicted.

If you fail to obtain insurance and do not have auto insurance, you potentially face a number of penalties, not only fines but also possible jail time.

Motorists not only accrue penalty points for each traffic offense they have committed, but they also face additional penalties as driver's license suspension, high traffic fines and possible jail time.

Drivers caught without the required insurance face fines of $ 500 to $ 5,000 and possible jail time of up to one year.