First -
time offenders appear on the registry for a period of two years, with subsequent offenses requiring posting for five years.
Not exact matches
Charged in May, Berky, who
appeared in town court for the first
time after several adjournments, was offered, according to court records, a plea of parking on the pavement, a considerable reduction from the original charge but not unusual in a town court with a reputation for leniency for first -
offenders.
First -
time offenders will
appear on the registry for 10 years and will be prohibited from buying, adopting or otherwise taking possession of an animal during that
time.
But this wasn't the only
offender — the New York
Times, which has run some pretty dubious pieces about the Gulf spill (for instance, the authors of this piece, which includes such gems as: «the Deepwater Horizon blowout is not unprecedented, nor is it yet among the worst oil accidents in history» and «it will have to get much worse before it approaches the impact of the Exxon Valdez accident of 1989», must be having second thoughts about now), ran this on the front page: «Gulf of Mexico Oil Slick
Appears to Vanish Quickly».
For five years she was a member of the BC provincial court,
time and
time again, when serious criminals — including sex
offenders —
appeared before her court, she exercised her discretion to give them a lenient sentence.
«For five years she was a member of the B.C. provincial court,
time and
time again, when serious criminals — including sex
offenders —
appeared before her court, she exercised her discretion to give them a lenient sentence,» the web site states.
The courts
appear to be getting more comfortable with imposing jail
time for serious OHSA violations by repeat
offenders.