Sentences with phrase «of jail time»

Twenty - four years of drug addiction, 38 visits to various rehab facilities, homelessness, four arrests and years of jail time defined him for so long.

Too often people look at a crate as being the equivalent of jail time for their dog.

I got community service instead of jail time because it was my first offense and I had kids.

A third offense in ten years is a Class B misdemeanor and could result in a maximum fine of $ 2,500 and 6 - months of jail time.

For most other states, illegal tracking could earn you a significant amount of jail time.

If not, you'll face large penalties and even the possibility of jail time if you fail to stay on track.

If, based on your circumstances, there is a realistic chance you may receive a sentence of jail time or «house arrest,» we can not assist you.

Just because someone is rich, they shouldn't be able to buy their way out of jail time.

If you get caught a second time, the fine and likelihood of jail time increase, and a license suspension of 90 days is automatic.

If you get caught a second time, the fine and likelihood of jail time increase, and a license suspension of 90 days is automatic.

The risk of jail time and hefty fines means that there is no time to waste.

If caught, that may come with natural consequence of jail time and / or criminal record.

Certain traffic offences even carry the punishment of jail time.

Nobody truly understands what a weekend of jail time is like until they've been there.

These alternative options can be imposed in addition to or instead of jail time and fines.

It can add to a substantial amount of jail time.

Aside from 2 points, an annoying fine, and the possibility of jail time, your car insurance rate will likely go up.

Their illegal tactics can include frequent, harassing telephone calls to your home or employer; threats of visits to your home; and even threats of jail time even though the U.S. does not have a debtor's prison.

The researchers calculated that each upset loss of the LSU football team generated excess punishments of juvenile defenders in Louisiana by a total of more than 1,332 days, including time in custody and probation, with 159 extra days of jail time for juveniles convicted of a felony.

Admission into the DWI / Drug Court requires a conviction, either at trial or through a guilty plea, but in lieu of jail time participants are placed on supervised probation, receive no community service and are granted an occupational license — which allows them to drive up to 12 hours per day — with no filing fee.

I am interesting if penal codes in US or UK allows a convicted person to obtain release on parole after only one third of jail time, although the person never admitted the crime nor most of the prejudice is not recovered.

Setere faces a maximum penalty of $ 125,000 and up to five years of jail time on each felony count.

«In terms of jail time it's significant,» says Parisa Nikfarjam, an associate with Rubin Thomlinson LLP.

Of course, this doesn't happen because the product is illegal; the prospect of jail time deters many entrepreneurs and the occasional drug bust ensures that the supply stays relatively low.

But to the parents of young people who had died getting high on OxyContin, the absence of jail time was evidence of Mr. Giuliani's influence.

«What DiSalvo missed, however, is that people like Randy Terry, Joan Andrews, and Christy Anne Collins have called the many pro-life sit - in groups around the country to a uniform code of «peaceful, prayerful» behavior and repentant acceptance of jail time (rather than paying bail or fines) which has become common — almost standard — throughout the movement.

The 37 - year - old Henderson, who entered spring training with the specter of an IRS investigation looming (though the Padres were dismissing the chance of jail time), is well past his prime, but playing in a new league could pump him up.

The aunt of the unarmed man slain by former cop Peter Liang slammed Brooklyn District Attorney Ken Thompson for his recommendation of no jail time during a protest Thursday, saying,...

To take away people's homes under fraudulent circumstances is a crime deserving of jail time,» said Schneiderman, who congratulated the Assembly, Speaker Silver and Assemblywoman Weinstein for overwhelmingly passing the act.

Mark - Viverito also said the City Council will fund a $ 1.4 million bail fund to reduce the amount of jail time people who can't afford low bail for minor violations have to spend behind bars waiting for there cases to be adjudicated.

«I would have thought the D.A. would have recommended some level of jail time, and the judge would have upheld that.»

Jack Foley (George Clooney) is a career bank robber that's done his fair share of jail time.

It also means we can exercise very capable sports cars to their maximum potential without fear of jail time or having an unscheduled meeting with a dump truck.

As you'd expect this results in a bit of a scuffle, but if the thought of combat gets a bit much then you can take the chance to talk your way out of fighting, accept a bit of jail time or, as a last resort, can attempt to flee the scene.

But how will the government be able track marijuana to tell the difference between a joint worthy of a bag of Doritos and one worthy of jail time?

Minor traffic offenses are punishable by a fine only whereas misdemeanor offenses can carry a penalty of jail time.

And a lot of jail time.

Some regulatory laws and the Criminal Code also authorize the imposition of jail time on individuals.

Client was facing one year of jail time prior to withdrawal of charges due to alleged involvement in fraudulently obtaining government benefits.

Those penalties include the potential of jail time, a license suspension, excessive fines and the imposition of the ignition interlock device.

Despite a lengthy criminal record that included long periods of jail time and offences committed while on probation, Court accepts defence submission that a fine is the appropriate sentence — NO JAIL TIME

I am somewhat conflicted on the issue of jail time — it seems a harsh penalty, particularly if a business has gone bankrupt for «legitimate» reasons (that doesn't seem to be the case in this particular issue).

Subsequent convictions result in two weeks of jail time, loss of license for two years, fines as high as $ 5,000, and 30 days of community service.

Depending on the severity of your DUI, the circumstances of your offense and your driving history, you may face varying degrees of jail time, fines, driver's license suspensions, and reinstatement requirements.

Evidently, he liked what he saw: a tribute to the crusading investigative journalists who brought the Pentagon Papers to the public, despite threats of jail time and worse from the Nixon White House, and a sympathetic portrait of a woman, The Washington Post's Katharine Graham, who in the course of this episode assumed the full authority that men had thought she couldn't wield.