Sentences with phrase «other harsh penalties»

Driving with an expired license is a serious offense and subject to fines and other harsh penalties.

Whether charged in state or federal court, however, the defendant will be at risk of facing years of imprisonment and other harsh penalties - or possibly life in prison in certain circumstances.

Breed bans and other harsh penalties ARE NOT the solution to fixing our dog bite problems.

Other harsher penalties exist for renewable generators that consistently over-predict their generation.

Not exact matches

«it requires less character 2discover the faults of others than to tolerate» But i think Sczny was very good and can't blame him for the penalty, because he tried as much as he could to avoid contact the refree was just too harsh.

But he says the other nine items, which include cracking down on sex trafficking and harsher penalties for domestic violence, need to be acted on.

BAT is the acronym for Badass Teachers, a group of more than 36,000 teachers who use the association as an outlet for both the creativity they feel is stifled by Common Core as well as a place to find solace and validation among other professionals who understand how dispiriting teaching has become under the constant threat of the education reform's harsh penalties against instructors.

In other words, the penalty for going over the cap isn't harsh.

It may be too soon to tell whether Kenya's harsher penalties will prove an effective deterrent, but it certainly is a step in the right direction and hopefully a model for other nations to follow.

And issuance of a harsh penalty may chill other lawyers from speaking out against unjust policies in the future.

When asked what measures could be implemented to improve their safety and that of other road users, 70 % said better education, 38 % thought more enforcement such as harsher penalties and 36 % suggested making routine safety checks a feature of the driving test.

Emma's Law also mirrors a nationwide push for harsher DUI penalties — penalties that send a clear message that drunk driving places others at serious risk, and that it will not be tolerated.

Other aggravating factors: If other aggravating factors are present, or if you have a prior criminal record for violent offenses, the prosecution will likely pursue the most serious charges and harshest criminal penalOther aggravating factors: If other aggravating factors are present, or if you have a prior criminal record for violent offenses, the prosecution will likely pursue the most serious charges and harshest criminal penalother aggravating factors are present, or if you have a prior criminal record for violent offenses, the prosecution will likely pursue the most serious charges and harshest criminal penalties.

In recent years, the Criminal Code has been substantially overhauled to create harsh penalties for gun and other weapons offences.

Because other drivers could easily be hurt or even killed because of one person's irresponsible driving, the state has made reckless driving a major offense which carries harsh penalties.

Drivers who choose to pay traffic fines online in Nebraska (or via other available methods) admit their guilt, and they are at risk of incurring harsh penalties, such as large fines and points on their driving records.

In order to avoid the harsh penalties, as well as practice safe driving habits, drivers may enroll into a traffic school course among other options.

DUI penalties in West Virginia may prove to be even harsher than other penalties because they may result from a simple refusal to take an alcohol test.

Before you plead, understand that sometimes commercial drivers face harsher penalties than other drivers; specifically, you could lose your commercial driver's license temporarily or permanently.

Drivers required to pay speeding tickets or other types of citations will need to do so in due time in order to avoid additional costs and harsher penalties.

Here's one discouraging reason why that might be the case: When organizations falter, black women in corporate leadership face harsher penalties than other leaders, according to a new study.