Sentences with phrase «lesser penalties»

In any of these procedures the authorities can choose to impose lesser penalties or grant complete immunity.

Took far less penalties, played a weaker possession game.

In most cases, you pay less penalties and interest with this plan than someone who chooses an installment agreement.

He may drop the charges, or offer you a lesser offense with lesser penalties.

on Court Rules Tribunal Required to Consider Lesser Penalties in Case of Mortgage Broker License Revocation

Cause for dismissal is rarely found to be just in the absence of prior warnings and the imposition of lesser penalties for similar misconduct.4

Defense attorneys are expected to cross-examine him in the trial's second week, and are likely to attack his credibility, portraying him as a criminal who took a plea deal in hopes of lesser penalties, experts say.

The Ontario Divisional Court has overturned a decision of the Financial Services Tribunal in which the tribunal revoked a mortgage broker's license because the tribunal failed to consider lesser penalties.

The Ontario Divisional Court has overturned a decision of the Financial Services Tribunal in which the Tribunal revoked a mortgage brokers license because the Tribunal failed to give sufficient consideration to lesser penalties before revoking the license.

Format is: - Name, goals less penalties, minutes played, minutes per goal Aguero, 15, 1777, 118 Lukaku, 17, 2419, 142 Kane, 16, 2735, 171 Giroud, 11, 1939, 176 Vardy, 15, 2718, 181 Ighalo, 14, 2565, 183 Mahrez, 12, 2455, 204

While he gave up 1 more sack in 2015 than 2017 he had 8 fewer penalties (5 vs. 13) and less penalty yardage (by 53 yards).

The idea is that referees call less penalties in the playoffs than they do in the regular season.

In the aftermath, City Comptroller Scott Stringer released an alarming analysis on how tickets issued by cameras bring lesser penalties than the same tickets when they're given out by cops.

Less penalty means less interest.

However, they confirm that the courts will impose jail terms where lesser penalties have not deterred the defendant or where the court believes a monetary penalty is insufficient in the circumstances.

Summarily offences attract significantly lesser penalties than offences prosecuted by indictment.

But we've seen when an officer chose not to write a ticket for «speeding», but instead wrote a ticket for «failure to obey a traffic control device,» which is a much lesser penalty.

Whether you fix your «correctable offense» or successfully complete a defensive driving course to get your ticket dismissed or at least get lesser penalties, it's important you check your driving record to make sure:

The court commented that the panel might have imposed lesser penalties, but it said «the penalties were within the prescribed rules and regulations of the [association] to which the plaintiff contractually agreed to be bound.

However, the Court concluded that the Tribunal's reasons do not indicate that it gave sufficient consideration to lesser penalties in the case, such as a license suspension or imposition of conditions on the broker.

Pre-trial intervention is not unusual for first - time and non-violent offenders — with good representation, anyway — and can be compared to deferred prosecution, as both paths allow those accused of crimes to pay lesser penalties and avoid convictions and incarceration while satisfying other conditions asked for by prosecutors and set by courts.

The Ontario Divisional Court has overturned a decision of the Financial Services Tribunal in which the tribunal revoked a mortgage broker's license because the tribunal failed to give sufficient consideration to lesser penalties before revoking the license.

Some, like St. Bonaventure would say that it exceeds by far all the pains of life; others like St. Thomas would talk of a lesser penalty, «even if minimal»: the mitissima omnium poena (the smallest punishment of all).

No one will be pardoned, or receive a lesser penalty — «all will be thrown into the lake of fire,» says Swaggart, not Revelation.

The NCAA considers ecstasy a street drug, which carries a lesser penalty.

And keep in mind that United conceded 18 less penalties, so that is only a 16 non-penalty goal difference over nearly 300 matchs...

However, he said the Senate would work on a narrower measure ensuring that the lesser penalty applies when police order someone with a joint in his pocket to bring it out in the open.

But the Appellate Division of the New York State Supreme Court recently overturned this decision and ordered the SLA to impose a lesser penalty.

So it will be interesting to see whether the ongoing discussions with the US regulatory authorities will be enough to appease US authorities and lead to the retraction of the aforementioned lawsuits or lesser penalties.

In light of the broad definition of assault above, penalties for an assault conviction can vary depending on the specific circumstances of the offence, the offender, and the complainant, or the presence of «aggravating» or «mitigating» factors, which result in greater and lesser penalties, respectively.

Only the knowledge of an experienced traffic ticket attorney can shed insight and present your case in a positive light that can ultimately result in a lesser penalty.

«Here, through the grievance process, the deputy chief substituted a lesser penalty after considering all of the available evidence.

The subordinate was given a lesser penalty.

Among arguments for a lesser penalty, Merchant sited the lag time between the complaint about him on Nov. 1, 2004, to the beginning of the hearing in August 2011.

We have established time - tested strategies and practices helping our clients reduce their charges to either a lesser penalty and / or being dismissed altogether.

However, the court concluded that the tribunal's reasons do not indicate that it gave sufficient consideration to lesser penalties in the case, such as a license suspension or imposition of conditions on the broker.