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E.J. McMahon with the Empire Center, a fiscal watchdog group, say there might be some positive political fallout if the attention on the criminal charges cause New Yorkers to look more closely at some of the big projects now financed with public dollars, like the $ 750 million subsidy to the Solar City factory in Buffalo, run by Tesla chair Elon Musk.

McMahon says there might even be some positive fallout from the scandal, if the attention on the criminal charges cause New Yorkers to look more closely at Solar City and other publicly funded economic development projects.

Not exact matches

News that Canadian engineering giant SCN - Lavalin is facing new criminal charges caused a stir last week, not least because of the penalties that are on the table.

Bryant was arrested on Sunday in Miami for a misdemeanor charge of criminal mischief for allegedly going to a neighbor's house drunk and causing a disturbance.

Brown's arraignment was postponed until April 6 on charges of assault likely to cause great bodily injury and making criminal threats.

The charge read, «That you, Joachim Iroko, aka Joe, and others still at large, on Saturday, August 13, 2016, at about 5.30 pm at the Ketere area, Sango, in the Ota Magisterial District did conduct yourselves in a manner likely to cause breach of the peace, by writing a name, Buhari, on a dog and parading same in the Hausa section of Ketere Market, Sango, thereby, committing an offence contrary to and punishable under Section 249 (d) of the Criminal Law of Ogun State, Nigeria, 2016.»

On April 10, 2018, John O'Nabigon Jr. pled guilty in an Ontario Court of Justice in Thunder Bay to the Criminal Code charges of willfully causing unnecessary suffering, and willfully neglecting to provide suitable and adequate care of 31 dogs, as well as killing three dogs without willful and lawful cause.

While last years incident was ruled an accident caused by fireworks, this year authorities plan on filing criminal charges against the person or persons responsible in this latest case.

If the texts above didn't contain some reference to the words «uttering threats» — Case 1 «The accused was charged with uttering threats»; Case 2 «The accused was charged with three counts of threatening to cause serious bodily harm»; and Case 3: «The respondent was tried on a single charge of uttering a death threat» — can we still predict s. 264.1 (1) of the Criminal code based on merely factual descriptions?

The most recent decision was given on June 26, 2015, when Metron Construction's project manager, Vadim Kazenelson, was convicted of four charges of criminal negligence causing death and one charge of criminal negligence causing bodily harm (R. v. Kazenelson, 2015 ONSC 3639 (CanLII)-RRB-.

Failing to do this constitutes recklessness and it is punishable by a misdemeanor or even a criminal charge depending on the situation; however, civil liability for the damages caused are kept separate.

Due to an apparent failure to update the Canadian Police Information Centre (CPIC)(the national database of criminal records), both Toronto police and prosecutors were unaware that Tariq had previously been charged with dangerous driving causing bodily harm in January 2010, and that he subsequently fled to Pakistan, while on bail, with his father as surety.

The woman, Mary Beth Harshbarger, is charged with «criminal negligence causing death,» on the theory that, at the time she fired the fatal shot, it was too dark to shoot safely.

Mary Beth Harshbarger, is charged with «criminal negligence causing death,» on the theory that, at the time she fired the fatal shot, it was too dark to shoot safely.

The accident happened on June 21, 2012, and, in September 2014 — approximately five months after Mr. Campbell entered his guilty plea in the OHS proceedings and more than two years after the accident — he was charged with criminal negligence causing death under the Crimincriminal negligence causing death under the CriminalCriminal Code.

It can be contrasted with the $ 750,000 penalty that was imposed on Metron Construction after it pled guilty to four charges of criminal negligence causing death after four workers were killed on Christmas Eve 2009 when the swing stage they were on collapsed.

In R. v. Stave Lake Quarries Inc., a $ 100,000 fine was imposed on a British Columbia company after a guilty plea to a charge of criminal negligence causing death.

R. v. Titchener (R.G.) 2013 BCCA 64 Criminal Law — Procedure — Jury — General — Discharge of juror The accused was charged that on March 22, 2009, he uttered a threat to cause death or bodily harm to Ms. L. and he... [more]

The standard of proof for criminal charges is higher than that required to collect a civil judgment, and since the truck driver remained at the accident scene after the woman was hit, the police heard his perspective on the cause of the accident, while the biker was not available to give a statement.

Other potentially liable parties include a tenant, landlord, security guard or company charged with patrolling the property, management company in charge of maintaining the property and third party whose intentional, criminal actions caused your injuries while on another's property.

How a case is charged should be based on several factors, such as if the offender has a criminal record, used a weapon, or caused serious injury.

Government prosecutors had appealed against the $ 200,000 fine imposed on Metron for a charge of criminal negligence causing death.

These questions must be answered in order to determine whether K.P.D. is guilty of one count: uttering a threat to Dawn Marie Wesley to cause her death or bodily harm on November 10, 2000; and whether D.W. is guilty of three counts: the same charge on November 9 and 10, 2000, and a further charge of criminal harassment of Ms. Wesley over the related five day period.

Vancouver Criminal Defense Lawyer Emmet J. Duncan persuaded the Crown to DROP the dangerous driving charges and on a guilty plea to the charge of causing a police pursuit, persuaded the provincial court judge that given the Client's young age, lack of a criminal record, bright prospects and hearfelt acceptance of responsibility, Client should receive a CONDITIONAL DISCHARGE which not only means NO JAIL for the Client, but also means the Client will NOT have a CRIMINALCriminal Defense Lawyer Emmet J. Duncan persuaded the Crown to DROP the dangerous driving charges and on a guilty plea to the charge of causing a police pursuit, persuaded the provincial court judge that given the Client's young age, lack of a criminal record, bright prospects and hearfelt acceptance of responsibility, Client should receive a CONDITIONAL DISCHARGE which not only means NO JAIL for the Client, but also means the Client will NOT have a CRIMINALCriminal Defense Lawyer Emmet J. Duncan persuaded the Crown to DROP the dangerous driving charges and on a guilty plea to the charge of causing a police pursuit, persuaded the provincial court judge that given the Client's young age, lack of a criminal record, bright prospects and hearfelt acceptance of responsibility, Client should receive a CONDITIONAL DISCHARGE which not only means NO JAIL for the Client, but also means the Client will NOT have a CRIMINALcriminal record, bright prospects and hearfelt acceptance of responsibility, Client should receive a CONDITIONAL DISCHARGE which not only means NO JAIL for the Client, but also means the Client will NOT have a CRIMINALcriminal record, bright prospects and hearfelt acceptance of responsibility, Client should receive a CONDITIONAL DISCHARGE which not only means NO JAIL for the Client, but also means the Client will NOT have a CRIMINALCRIMINALCRIMINAL RECORD.