"As for law reform, now regrettably necessary, my recommendations are remove complainant anonymity, introduce a strict statute of limitations for criminal prosecutions and civil actions and reduce the age of consent to 13".
If you do not have any symptoms, however, you may not be able to legally obtain medical marijuana if you live in a state with a strict statute.
Because the investigation had taken almost a decade, however, Italy's strict statute of limitations had expired for all accusations but the most serious: "spreading epidemics".
If an ICO involves any kind of paid promoter, without appropriate disclosure, the ICO will be violating Section 17(b), which is a strict liability statute.
Ms. McGuire, who specializes in representing tenants, explained that the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act was a "strict liability" statute, meaning it does not matter whether someone who violates the law intended to do so or was acting in good faith.
There is also a much stricter statute of limitations applied to these claims that requires filing a lawsuit within one year of discovery of the misstatement or omission, and no later than three years from the filing of the documents.
It has no juries and is not bound by strict statutes of limitations.
The current legal challenge brought by conservative activists argues that a strict reading of the statute makes insurance subsidies in the law available only in states that established their own insurance marketplaces through the law.
I.N.S. agents have also begun to back away from a strict interpretation of the statutes in an effort to temper the impact of the law on some of those convicted and their families.
The Avalon Village Community Association, which sent the letter, takes a strict interpretation of the state statute that allows Arizonans the right to fly a variety of flags — the Stars and Stripes, the state flag, flags representing Indian nations as well as the official flags of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines and Coast Guard.
Coincidentally, that decision was written by Judge Jed S. Rakoff, who despite being an occasional thorn in the S.E.C.'s side, accepted the agency's argument to avoid a strict application of the five-year statute of limitations.
