Sentences with phrase «second offense»

The law would impose the following punishments, enforceable by any police agency in Erie County: • $ 250 fine for first time offenders • $ 500 fine for second offense • $ 1,000 fine or up to a year of jail time for third and subsequent offenders «The opioid epidemic has caused distress to individuals and families in Erie County and across the country,» said Town of Hamburg Police Chief Gregory Wickett.

Second offense within 10 years: 90 - day suspension, mandatory 48 hours in jail, payment of $ 750 - $ 1,000 fine, enrollment in a Substance Abuse Program, Driver Improvement Program and Community Service Program.

Third degree DUI second offense in 10 years DWI dismissed and implied consent rescinded where officer had no basis to establish driver was under the influence of alcohol.

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refusal to submit to breath test; underage DWI; first offense DUI, second offense DWI, and third offense DWI; driving under the influence (DUI Charges), Marijuana, prescription drugs, and cocaine charge; reckless driving; Woodbridge arrests; and all other Woodbridge Municipal Court matters.

Although the biggest block of DWI charges involve a first violation, there are also many second offense cases heard in Holmdel.

Maybe second offense, have your whole last name taken from you...

This is reportedly her alleged second offense.

Two bills that would have made animal cruelty a f elony on either the first or second offense failed in the Legislature earlier this year.

Kalamazoo OWI second offense attorney Gary Tibble is ready to help you reduce or dismiss your charge.

The penalties for Refusal, although similar to DWI, do differ for a First Offense Refusal, Second Offense Refusal, and Third Offense Refusal.

Violating any of these restrictions will result in a 2 month suspension (first offense) and 4 month suspension (second offense onward).

Penalty for second offense: (this includes previous conviction for any other charge of drug possession): you may be subject to a fine of no more than $ 50,000 (plus court costs and assessments) and / or imprisonment of up 5 to 30 years.

A second offense is a $ 1,000 fine.

Why shouldn't first - time offenders get jail??? So they can be workin» on that second offense a little faster... leave no child untouched... right?

Driving home, he was arrested for drunk driving, and since this was a second offense he was sure he would lose his license.

Meyer is probably hoping these two don't have a second offense so he isn't forced to deal with them the same way he did Clarke.

Those who believe that a four - game suspension for a second offense is a sufficient deterrent are as deluded and naive as Taylor, who wrote in his 1987 book, LT: Living on the Edge, that he had cured his addiction to cocaine by playing a lot of golf.

A bit surprised they gave an extra game for Deuce, but second offense and the clapping at the ref probably makes it so.

A second offense will result in banishment from the NFL.

Failure to comply would be a crime — a felony on the second offense.

A second offense triggers a misdemeanor charge and could lead to the possible suspension / revocation of a driver's license.

For a second offense, all of these same

The law includes penalties of up to $ 250 for a first offense, rising to $ 500 for a second offense.

A second offense would trigger a misdemeanor charge and would lead to the possible suspension / revocation of a driver's license.

Violators would get a $ 1,000 fine for the first offense, a $ 5,000 fine for the second offense and a $ 10,000 for each subsequent offense.

Offenders of the law will be charged with a violation and fined $ 250 for the first offense and $ 500 for the second offense.

Conviction on a second offense would cost a person $ 1,400, up from $ 700.

Underage violators will be fined $ 350 for the first offense, $ 700 for a second offense, and $ 1,000 for each additional fine after that, with the possibility of six months in prison or both.

Penalties under the new legislation include 15 days in jail or a $ 750 fine for a first offense, and a misdemeanor charge for a second offense.

The new legislation categorizes negligence as a crime punishable by up to a $ 750 fine or jail time for the first offense and a misdemeanor charge for the second offense, as well as the possibility of suspension or revocation of a driver's license.

Violations of this Local Law are punishable by a fine of up to $ 250 for the first offense, $ 500 for a second offense within one year, and $ 1,000 and / or up to one year's imprisonment for a third offense within the same year.

A second offense, or any incident resulting in injury or death, will be considered a misdemeanor crime that carries a penalty of a $ 1,000 fine and up to a year behind bars.

She also said the reforms were punitive because if people fail to meet the work requirements, they'll be shut out of the program for a year, or three years for a second offense.

Penalties for landlords found in violation of DHCR rules and regulations increased from $ 250 to $ 1,000 for the first offense, and $ 1,000 to $ 2,000 for the second offense.

The fine for a first - time marijuana offense will be up to $ 100 and a second offense within three years could lead to a $ 250 fine, officials said.

A second offense would ban the person from having animals for life.

Upon the second offense, a 25 % point deduction will be applied.

The game was a commercial success and sprouted a sequel, Vigilante 8: Second Offense.

A second offense results in detention and an in - school suspension.

It rarely goes past the first or second offense.

For example, first offense: verbal warning; second offense: detention with the teacher; third offense: referral.

The Credit Card Act of 2009 limits the amounts banks can charge in late fees at $ 25 for the first offense, $ 35 for the second offense within 6 billing cycles, and up to 3 % of the balance if no payment is made for 2 or more consecutive billing cycles.

Fines for a loose cat start at $ 32 and rise to $ 57 for the second offense and $ 182 for the third offense.

The bill also increased the second offense of animal fighting to a Class E felony instead of a Class A misdemeanor.

The penalties for having an unlicensed dog are: a warning for the first offense, a $ 50 fine for the second offense, a $ 100 fine per dog for the third offense, and $ 100 thereafter.

An owner or attendant who commits a second offense of this Section within one (1) year of the first offense of this Section shall be fined eighty ($ 80.00) dollars for failing to restrain a spayed / neutered animal, and one hundred ($ 100.00) dollars for failing to restrain an animal that is not spayed / neutered.

The fines for non-compliance $ 100 for a first offense, up to $ 200 for the second offense, and up to $ 500 for the third and each subsequent offense.

Under this law, any law enforcement officer, including special law enforcement officers with ARL and the MSPCA have the authority to issue citations or warning for owners who do not comply: $ 50 first offense, $ 100 second offense, $ 300 and possible loss of ownership with a third or subsequent offenses.

«In the event we decide to absolve any of these cheaters for their past transgressions they may re-enter play with the general public, however a second offense will result in their indefinite banishment.