Sentences with phrase «stayed out of legal trouble»
The Democrat and Chronicle says Cuomo's plan to pardon people convicted of nonviolent crimes while they were 16 or 17 years old and have stayed out of legal trouble for a decade «is a good step for New York and a potential new start for former juvenile offenders.»
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After a period of at least 13 years — assuming they paid taxes, passed background checks, and stayed out of legal trouble — they could have qualified for citizenship.
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The key to maximizing your interview techniques and staying out of legal trouble is to educate yourself and others on appropriate questions and design a cohesive approach.
Every landlord and property manager needs to know the laws in their state in order to run a successful business, stay out of legal trouble with tenants, and minimize lawyer fees.
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Get your business off to a smooth start — and stay out of trouble — by understanding some basic legal and tax rules.
But he seems to be unable to stay out of trouble with prostitutes - having been robbed or legal issues with underage prostitutes.
Confronted with public high school students in a jam with the law, NYC wants to connect these students with legal support and help them stay out of trouble in the first place.
A handful of these states will euthanize pet Quakers if they are found, so be sure to check your local laws to make sure that it is legal to keep a Quaker so that you (and your bird) stay out of trouble.
For example, most of us think it would be legal to say to a thief, «Give me back my property, and I won't call the police,» or for a judge to say, «Stay out of trouble for the next year, or I will put you back in jail.»
Under a plea agreement, the man will avoid jail time, serving a suspended sentence and probation, as long as he stays out of further legal trouble.