Sentences with phrase «of penal»

A person is disqualified from receiving One - Parent Family Payment including any increases, for any period of penal servitude, imprisonment or detention in legal custody.

«It is the date of the founding of the penal colony of NSW, and it marks the commencement of a long history of dispossession and trauma for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.»

Ethereum developer Yoichi Hirai has resigned as one of the platform's code editors, citing concerns that a contentious proposal may be in violation of penal law.

An example from the case law of substantive reliability is a natural, swift and specific utterance by a young child, who lacks a motive to lie and has no anticipation of penal consequences, implicating the accused in wrongdoing (R v Khan, [1990] SCR 531).

But the insidious effect of recent criminal legislation and the effect of its application is to isolate sections of society and to apply disproportionately the weight of penal policy.

But escaping from the effects of penal populism will not be easy.

The imposition of an equivalent mandatory rule of ethical conduct would counter-intuitively, however, have as its main purpose the collection of penal rates from lawyers disinclined to provide legal advice for free.

Until recently, restorative justice has been on the fringes of penal reform.

Of the cases of torture and ill - treatment that prosecutors transferred to court, how many involved charges under Article 126 of the penal code on torture?

Education «should not be considered a frill that can be dispensed with in times of economic stress or pressures of work... training should not be directed solely to providing information... but primarily to enhancing the perceptual skills, human sensitivity, and critical abilities of judges and magistrates in handing information and assessing the results of research concerning the effectiveness of different types of penal measures.»

Whereas resisting arrest involves an attempt to prevent an officer from making an arrest, obstruction of a peace officer covers a much broader spectrum of conduct that falls under the rubric of «hindering the enforcement of the penal law or the preservation of the peace.»

This derives Sec. 508.145 of the penal code.

With the absence of a penal trial, the victim must pay the court fees.

On the second issue, the court acknowledged that although maintaining public confidence in the penal system had a role to play in the development of penal policy and that punishment was a legitimate aim of imprisonment, these were not the only important considerations.

The most telling is that it violates fundamental principles of penal liability.

Second, judges may apply tie breaking presumptions to resolve an ambiguity, I.e. that interpretations of penal statutes should be resolved in favour of the accused.

No, instead they connect an all - encompassing observer to the system of penal institutions and mental homes.

Some things must have changed since the days of the penal colony!

After identifying the dominance of penal dissection throughout the period, it looks at the abandonment of burning at the stake in the 1790s, the rapid decline of hanging in chains just after 1800, and the final abandonment of both dissection and gibbeting in 1832 and 1834.

Most are currently in / out or part of the penal system or on their way.

Pearce, a convict who had made his way through a number of penal institutions, gained notoriety as a bushranger who escaped from the Macquarie Harbour Penal Settlement and made his way across the rugged terrain of Western Tansania.

The only place where the movie really falters is in the final minutes, which is a little too nice for the events that precede it, because even though the subject matter may be bleak, «Starred Up» is a truly captivating film about the ineffectiveness of the penal system and hands - down one of the best prison dramas in recent memory.

Men of War Condemned Heroes tells the story of the penal battalions during World War II.

The bill amended a section of the penal code dating back to British colonial.

«And they are the frequent fliers of the penal system.»

She said the bill is modeled after other sections of the penal code that deal with consistent felons.

But Clarke pointed to a range of Labour reforms that he regarded as progressive, including the Freedom of Information and Human Rights Acts, and said that before he resigned as home secretary he had been planning to embark on a process of penal reform.

«Julian Assange has been set up by a government which is determined to see him serving 50 years of penal servitude in solitary confinement — conditions which amount to mental torture.

Britain's most senior judge has painted a worrying picture of the penal system, describing prisons as «social dustbins» for problematic residents.

The pistol permit office is a county office established to administer the state pistol permit law in Oneida County as required by section 400 of the penal law.

The warrant of arrest of the accused persons, which dated 8th August, 2017 with case no: KMD / 137x / 2017, between the Commissioner of Police (complainant) and Abdul» azeez Suleiman, (defendant) explained that, the accused: «Stands charged with the offence of inciting Section 78, disturbance 77, injurious falsehood 37, unlawful Assembly section 66, criminal conspiracy section 59 of penal code law 2017.

Born in Lambeth, [3] Lidington was educated at Merchant Taylors» Prep (formerly Northwood Prep School) then Haberdashers» Aske's Boys» School, Elstree, Hertfordshire, followed by Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, [4] where he took a degree in history and a PhD in 1988 entitled «The enforcement of the penal statutes at the court of the Exchequer c.1558 - c. 1576» [5] on Elizabethan history.

There has been a review of the penal code in Comoros as well as proposals for constitutional change in Ghana and Sierra Leone towards abolition.

Also, the case of penal cancer are almost 100 % lower in a cir'd penis.

From people in all walks of life — some from inmates of penal institutions — people with problems, etc. etc....

As for this post, are you questioning his portrayal of penal substitution theory?

The theological concept of penal substitution, or substitutionary atonement, means that Christ by his own sacrificial choice was punished (penalized) in the place of sinners (substitution), satisfying the demands of God's wrath so that he could justly forgive our sins.

Today some compare the theology of penal substitution to «cosmic child abuse», claiming that this breaks the analogy and is no longer useful.

I think the weakness of the idea of penal substitution is that it misdirects the object of God's anger.

This is how I see the theology of penal substitution: it is a metaphorical attempt to describe the theological journey from rejection to acceptance.

Aside from the fact that this is an example of that penal substitution view rearing it's head, for in this view, God hates sin, and is angry at sinners, and so must kill His Son as a way to appease His own wrath against sin (which doesn't make much biblical or theological sense), the real reason I was shocked to read this statement is because it is the exact opposite of what Paul actually says in Romans 8:32!

While there are many criticisms of the penal substitution theory, the main one rejects God's apparent need to punish transgressions.

Still, there will always be a basic tension between the goals of the social - services professionals and the primary purpose of the penal system.

Of course, we often justify the collective violence of the penal system by insisting that keeping offenders off the streets cuts down on crime.

The use of punishment as a deterrent, and the effect of the penal system upon persons and society as a whole, raise issues for moral judgment.

This is not the place for a discussion of penal policy, but the picture a person has of how God acts will affect his or her view of how society should act.

I think this could be the basis of a reworking of penal substitution based upon legal fact (Jesus broke the letter of the law), rather than legal fiction.

The use of this penal and sacrificial imagery reflects the early church's profound sense of guilt, and its knowledge, which seemed to have come to it by way of the spectacle of Christ's sufferings, that the forgiveness which it now enjoyed, although given freely had not been given lightly.

She wants to do justice to criticisms of penal and forensic understandings of the Cross, and she offers a nuanced account of the saving significance of the Cross within her own Incarnation - centered scheme.

A powerful commentary on the effect of the penal substitution theory on the Lamb's violent death.