Sentence examples for a single infraction from inspiring English sources
A state prison spokesman, Mike Houston, said last week that not a single infraction had been entered on Mr. Lopez's record since his return to prison 14 years ago.
On a US Airways A320, a plane that holds 150 passengers, the fine for a single infraction could be over $4 million — which is pretty serious money in a domestic industry that has racked up about $60 billion in losses in the last decade.
Two delay-of-game infractions in a single game triggers a technical foul.
Conyers demanded that the witness -- representing the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers -- provide him with a single example to support her contention that FCPA prosecutions were treating minor infractions as crimes.
If there's more than one infraction on one set, years of imprisonment could be levied over a single movie.
New sentencing guidelines have also limited the amount of time a person can be in solitary for a single disciplinary infraction though there's no cap on total time in solitary if infractions accumulate, and no limit on the use of solitary for "administrative" purposes.
Penalty minutes are accumulated whenever a player is given an infraction.
By comparison, a seat-belt infraction results in a 3 percent increase.
License under suspension for a previous infraction?
An unsavoury remark or a legal infraction is enough.
Pity the fan confronting a world where "illegal procedure" is no longer a specific infraction, but a category of infractions that includes many forms of misdemeanor.
