Sentences with phrase «get convicted»

Listing a false degree on a resume in Texas can get you convicted of a crime.

Thus, if you are found guilty of speeding 41 miles over the posted speed limit or get convicted twice for speeding 21 - 30 miles over the limit, you will no longer be allowed to drive in the State of New York for a specified duration of time.

Regardless of if you were at fault or not, you may still get convicted.

That means if you get convicted of a traffic violation, the court will notify the VA DMV.

Traffic ticket penalties don't vary from county to county; you're subject to the same consequences no matter where you get convicted of violating the Texas traffic laws.

If you get convicted of the traffic violation, you must notify your employer.

Lastly, if you get convicted of a drug - or alcohol - related offense or refuse to submit to a chemical test, the DRA will be $ 250 per year for 3 years.

For example, if you receive a 6 point ticket and then two months later you receive another 6 point ticket and ultimately plead guilty to or get convicted of both, your license will be suspended and you will receive a DRA penalty.

This means you can get convicted of a NY speeding ticket (and it will be put on your CO driving record), but the violation will not put any points on your CO license.

Consequently, if you are convicted of speeding 41 miles over the posted speed limit or get convicted twice for speeding 21 - 30 miles over the limit, you will no longer be allowed to drive in the State of New York for a specified duration of time.

If you get convicted of a drug - or alcohol - related driving offense or you refuse to submit to a chemical test, you will have to pay a DRA of $ 250 per year for 3 years.

If you get convicted of a drug — or alcohol - related offense or you refuse to submit to a chemical test, the assessment will be $ 250 per year for 3 years.

Therefore, if you are found guilty of speeding 41 miles over the posted speed limit or get convicted twice for speeding 21 - 30 miles over the limit, you will no longer be allowed to drive in the State of New York for a specified duration of time.

High risk drivers are those who accumulate six or more points on their driving record or get convicted of a single high speed violation of 26mph or higher.

However, if you are a habitual traffic offender or get convicted of a serious traffic violation, the MN Department of Public Safety (DPS) could suspend your driver's license.

People get convicted for various reasons including manslaughter, driving under the influence (DUI), reckless driving, etc..

You might also have your policy cancelled if you get convicted of a DUI before your 21st birthday.

But now, nearly all white - collar offenders can and should expect to serve some serious prison time, especially if they get convicted after a criminal trial (rather than after pleading guilty).

One might think that the major drawback is that the new prosecutor advocates the evisceration of a constitutional right for the benefit of the taxpayers, not to mention those criminal defense lawyers who really hate wasting all that time picking a jury before their clients get convicted.

Even if you are innocent, you could get yourself convicted for something you did not do based solely on misconstrued things you have said.

For criminal defendants who committed no crime, the pressure can feel harder in deciding whether to go to trial or enter a negotiated settlement, seeing that sometimes innocent people get convicted, whether because of false testimony, erroneous connection to evidence, or faulty evidence.

You will see the innocent get convicted.

(1) innocent people get convicted of crimes they didn't commit and it happens quite frequently (I hope it never happens to you or a loved one of yours)

Where he'll get much worse representation that what he originally had and get convicted again.

If there's absolutely no evidence of any criminal behavior, you can't get convicted.

Police very rarely get charged with crimes, even less often get convicted of crimes even with video evidence of their crimes.

How many people will ever get convicted under such a law?

Ever wonder what happens to those lawyers who get convicted of a felony and disbarred?

In addition, your lawyer can use his or her advocacy skills to obtain a verdict of not guilty, or negotiate for a lesser sentence if you get convicted.

«You don't go to jail, you don't pay a fine, you don't get convicted or plead guilty to a criminal offense — it's like it didn't happen from a criminal standpoint.

For example, if you get convicted of shoplifting, you might avoid jail time if you agree to pay back the store for what you allegedly stole.

But you might get convicted of a crime and suspended from the force.

Get convicted of theft.

An accountant whose clients tended to get convicted of fraud would quickly run out of clients.

Yes, now petty criminal don't get convicted just for their crimes, they get convicted if they are foolish enough to admit to having common sense (that would be a paradox).

I said, «This only applies if you get convicted!

I think it's a loud, clear message that the Legislature should hear: if you break the law you will get caught and you will get convicted, so don't even think about it.

«When we have public officials who are entrusted by the public with their trust, it's absolutely outrageous that when they commit crimes and get convicted of them, that the same members of the public have to pay for them,» he said.

He should be, people are going to get convicted here if even if they plead guilty and they are going to jail and Andy's at the top of the pile.

The bad guys don't always get convicted and the good guys don't always go free.

«He couldn't have been more supportive of making sure we got convicted the murderers of the last black man who was lynched by the Klan,» said former Justice Department attorney Barry Kowalski, who worked with Sessions.

Matt explained how he was a famous football player who got convicted for running a dog - fighting ring.

I pray that my wife gets convicted, that she will turn from her sinful lifestyle to a lifestyle that glorifies God.

We can thank Constantine for that A fellow I met who was a friend of Frank Viola's cleaned rugs for a living (both commercial and residential) after he got convicted the same way we all did after reading Frank's book.

It's going to get convicting!

The 71 - year - old Democrat filed his pension papers to the comptroller's office exactly one day after getting convicted of seven felonies, including bribery, extortion, and money laundering, Politico New York reports.

Unless he gets convicted of tax fraud or some other heinous crimal Faso wins by a touchdown....

«You see people who are getting prosecuted, who are getting indicted, who are getting convicted.

The Port Authority is being forced to keep bad cops on the payroll — including one who moonlighted as a masseuse and then got convicted of molesting a female client and another who allegedly helped smuggle hashish through JFK — because their union refuses to submit to the agreed - upon disciplinary process, according to a new lawsuit.

Her grandfather, former Bronx Congressman Mario Biaggi, was a celebrated police officer and politician before getting convicted in a corruption case.