Sentences with phrase «old convictions»

ALBANY — Pointing to a pair of old convictions for election fraud, State Senate Republicans are opening a new line of attack on Democrats as they attempt to regain the chamber majority in November: They're fraudsters.

Wheel - clamping on private land will be made a criminal offence and old convictions for consensual gay sex will be erased.

I think anytime anyone challenges, confronts, or steps aside from old convictions or societies assumtions it can be extremely freeing yet terrifying but it leads to growth in areas you did not know existed.

Mara found a general manager who strikes old convictions in him.

This is a Freshman Senator who was newly elected by people who were familiar with the facts and it was a 14 year old conviction.

Capital NY noted this morning that the Republicans are on the offensive and dredging up old convictions not just in this race, but also in the 60th SD (Grisanti's seat), where they are reminding voters that the Democrat who emerged from Tuesday's primary, Marc Panepinto, had his law license suspended for 30 days in 2001 after pleading guilty to falsely saying he witnessed voters sign nominating petitions.

I needed to get a bunch of old convictions off my record and Sacramento Criminal Defense Attorney David Knoll was able to deliver.

The state has also passed a law allowing people to erase or revise old convictions if they successfully argue that they were not advised at the time that a guilty or no - contest plea would endanger their immigration status.

I guess that means I'm completely hosed for my 14 - year - old conviction for accidentally not paying for an omelet at Denny's, right?

The «old conviction» could represent anything at all.

By «old conviction» do you mean that maybe many more people do go to heaven even though they may not be Christians by our standards or understanding?

The child's «old conviction» that there's a Santa Claus, is suddenly replaced with a «question mark».

â $ œI found only a question mark where the old conviction should have beenâ $ (Karen Armstrong, The Spiral Staircase.

Actually, it helps a bit... but I still don't follow what exactly is the question mark and old conviction?

Since 2015, the government has spread the word, pitching the program to lawyers and advocacy organizations as a possible way to thwart deportation for those with old convictions.

Immigrants can be deported for decades - old convictions of crimes that were not «aggravated felonies» back then.

The old conviction that you can work out a dog's human age simply by multiplying their years by seven is a clear case of barking up the wrong tree, claim You can use these birthdays to find partners on social networks and dating sites.

The old conviction that you can work out a dog's human age simply by multiplying their years by seven is a clear case of barking up the wrong tree, claim Slide Rule Dates and Time - Lines Aids in Determining the Age of Your Slide Rule

2018-04-08 12:22 The old conviction that you can work out a dog's human age simply by multiplying their years by seven is a clear case of barking up the wrong tree, claim Slide Rule Dates and Time - Lines Aids in Determining the Age of Your Slide Rule

I read your post about the guy at Wells Fargo Home Mortgage who was fired over a 50 - year - old conviction for putting a cardboard cutout of a dime in a laundromat's washing machine under the new federal background check policy for banks.

During CLE breakout sessions, Dale Minami, a Partner in our Personal Injury Group, joined with members of the Asian American Bar Association of New York in a moving re-enactment of the story and trial of Fred Korematsu, which resulted in the overturning of a 40 - year - old conviction for Mr. Korematsu's refusal to obey exclusion orders aimed at Japanese Americans during World War II.

I am assuming that your husband has applied for a governor's pardon for an old conviction.

In addition, the trial court must balance the probative value against the prejudicial effect of the old convictions on the record under Rule 609 (b) for an abuse of discretion.

And if the question asks if you've been convicted of a crime in the last 10 years, you're only required to mention any convictions during that timeframe — older convictions can be left out.