Instead of prosecution, it faces administrative "punishments", ranging from prohibitions to written admonitions through to the stiffest punishment – a Crown Censure – described as the equivalent of a manslaughter prosecution although nobody is jailed or fined.
(And, as Philip Gourevitch writes, admonitions, in news from Syria and elsewhere, that a lot of people have it a lot worse).
Mr. Zwick approvingly quotes a writing teacher's admonition that "plot is the meat the burglar throws the dog to get over the fence".
Those admonitions are written primarily to a local, commmunity/church context and they address the responsibilities of the church members to one another.
A later text written in 255 CE, known as the Commands and Admonitions for the Families of the Great Dao was composed to a divided Celestial Master community after the dispersal of the Hanzhong population.
"Open source software is as large and powerful a wave as the Internet was, and is rapidly accreting into a legitimate alternative to Windows," Mr. Stutz writes, before his admonition to colleagues.
In 1999, after he'd established himself as a superstar with the Cleveland Indians, written messages began appearing on the backs of his cleats, like admonitions from a prophet: "There will be hell to pay"; "Justice will be served"; "Can't we all get along?"; "Live and let die".
The admonition occurs in the first few minutes of "Trumbo," a documentary directed by Peter Askin and written by Trumbo's son, Christopher Trumbo.
The masnawi titled Tuḥfat al-Irāqayn ("The Present from the Two Iraqs"), written on the occasion of a pilgrimage to Mecca, cleverly knits together panegyric, admonition, and allegory.
The syndicate's temporal and spiritual head, Nazario Moreno González, wrote a "bible" of inspirational sayings and admonitions, which members of La Familia were expected to carry with them.
