Sentences with phrase «to go to jail»

You won't go to jail for not being able to pay back your debts.

So I will most certainly not go to jail for it.

Can a person go to jail if their dog attacks someone?

This could increase their risk of going to jail or suffering from an injury.

Please don't go to jail because you wanted to order a delicious cocktail and make a basketball reference.

This skill can sometimes save a client from going to jail!

And none of these people paid in any way, they made a bunch of money and not only has no one gone to jail, many got hired by our government.

I'm probably going to jail and you want me to do homework?

In a few communities, some teens even viewed going to jail as a viable option to ensure regular meals.

At least I'm going to jail on a full stomach.

I even went to see a lawyer, because I was certain I'd get sued and maybe even go to jail for my part in the entire catastrophe.

All things considered, I've never thought that saving a hundred bucks or whatever on the sales tax was worth risking going to jail.

Set up a joint bank account with that person before going to jail.

The question is will any of them actually go to jail?

For example, he thinks about going to jail often, and he worries that schools and employers will find out about his mistake.

It's aimed solely at allowing farmers to grow hemp — without going to jail because federal law says hemp and marijuana are the same.

But weigh the pros and cons and remember one other thing: You can't go to jail just because you owe someone money.

I have faced the stereotype of being another dropout who is eventually going to jail, but I use that as inspiration every day.

Thankfully I had a midwife that was willing to do everything she could to save me, including go to jail.

Having a good criminal defense lawyer could be the difference between going to jail and having a clean record.

It is incredibly powerful to have a custodial parent go to jail — even if only for a matter of days — for denying my client visitation.

That requires either protecting budgets or reducing the numbers going to jail — or preferably both.

We're so used to MPs going to jail that we already know how their career progresses when they get out.

Being tough does not mean being dishonest and everyone is guilty, now go to jail..

Didn't one of these women go to jail?

They have come to our country to escape going to jail for this change of mind.

Just like someone who commits a crime can be forgiven by his or her victim, they still go to jail / pay a fine.

Not only should first time offenders go to jail, they should be executed.

Because of their efforts, an election administrator went to jail.

If you violate an order for protection, you will likely go to jail until a hearing can be arranged.

He started getting involved with drugs, both using and selling, and ultimately went to jail.

One theory for that, he said, is that investors never saw anyone go to jail for their role in the crisis.

If the guy didn't go to jail forever for doing this to me, I would be able to settle for nothing less than blood.

And if a armed man follows a child with a gun, gets into a fight with him and ends up shooting him, he should go to jail regardless of race.

In a few of the communities, the teens mentioned going to jail or failing school — to stay in school — as ways to have a guaranteed, consistent source of meals.

Some have even gone to jail denying they did favors for contributors.

When the music stops, the last man standing goes to jail.

If there was a law for consuming too much pumpkin I would definitely go to jail.

It's one of the few cases where I've seen an attorney go to jail as a result of their debt settlement business but apparently, they do.

Officials said it would be up to the courts to decide on how harsh a sentence an offender might face — and refused to comment on the chances of shoppers going to jail.