On my conscience I have no cases where I caused imprisonment.
Official malice had too frequently been the cause of imprisonment.
A conviction under it is not merely erroneous, but is illegal and void, [p377] and cannot be a legal cause of imprisonment.
While there have been some reforms, mandatory minimum sentences often cause the imprisonment of offenders for far longer than is sufficient or necessary.
A conviction under it is not merely erroneous, but is illegal and void, and cannot be a legal cause of imprisonment.' So, in Ex parte Yarbrough, 110 U. S. 654, S. C. 4 Sup.
Worse, if the fine or fee remains unpaid once the child turns 18, it can be converted to a costly civil judgment or even cause for imprisonment in an adult facility.
Why is it illegal, deviant, and cause for imprisonment for some farmer to engage in bestiality inside a barn if he's doing it for personal enjoyment, but perfectly legal for that same farmer to do it as part of "standard agricultural practices" used to put animal corpses on our nation's dinner tables?
His opposition to Cardinal de Richelieu's policies caused his imprisonment.
In 1412 John became magistrate of Perugia, Papal States, where a civil quarrel caused his imprisonment.
Absi, whose membership in the I.S.I. had caused his imprisonment in Sednaya, guided the Mujahideen Shura Council directly into Baghdadi's control.
It may not be surprising, then, that dramatists have repeatedly mined the Salem panic, which caused the imprisonment of as many as 150 people, according to one count.
