Sentences with phrase «served time behind bars»

Synopsis: Ex-villain Gal Dove (Ray Winstone) has served his time behind bars and is blissfully retired to a Spanish villa paradise with a wife he adores.

They're all mothers and they've all served time behind bars for opioid and heroin - related crimes.

Evans has served his time behind bars so the next step of his rehabilitation is to reintegrate with society.

Four years earlier, Faso lost the state comptroller's race by a very slim margin to Democrat Alan Hevesi, who ended up resigning in disgrace thanks to the so - called Chauffeurgate scandal and then serving time behind bars for his role in a massive pay - to - play pension fund scandal exposed by Spitzer's sucessor in the AG's office, Andrew Cuomo.

Memphis, if you hack into a government or university computer and get caught, you might serve some time behind bars, which is what you would deserve.

For a first offense, you could potentially serve time behind bars along with heavy fines, probation, suspension of your license and even the mandatory installation of an ignition interlock device.

Gaps, after all, are just made to be filled, and if you leave recruiters to fill them on their own, they are quite likely to imagine that you were unemployed as a result of being fired, bumming around the world or serving time behind bars, when in fact you might have been raising a family, taking care of a sick relative or doing something else that was equally as commendable.

Not exact matches

A Florida resident's concerted but failed attempts at hacking the Clinton Foundation drew an 18 - month prison sentence, although he may not see any extra time behind bars since he's already serving 42 years for child porn.

Ironically, Williams and Fainaru - Wada personally felt legal heat for refusing to reveal their sources to federal authorities: «We stood to serve more time behind bars [both faced 18 - month sentences] than any of the steroid dealers convicted in the BALCO conspiracy and any of the athletes we reported on, including [longtime San Francisco Giants slugger] Barry Bonds.»

After all, I was an openly gay former prosecutor forced to serve my time in the same jurisdiction where I had spent years putting violent felons behind bars.

While many of these felons are still behind bars, others have served their time and reentered society.