She is frequently in trouble with the police, and charged with summary offences.
Indeed, the movie's greatness lies in the fact that Melville's French rebels not only try to preserve a remnant of civic virtue but confront the meaning of actions as complex and charged as summary executions.
If such an agreement is reached, the faculty member must promptly provide the student with a letter outlining the resolution that includes the charges, a summary of the evidence, the findings, and the sanctions agreed upon, and must also simultaneously provide a copy of that letter to the Associate Dean for Enrollment Management and Student Affairs.
The pair was originally charged with criminal theft of service charges; those charges were dropped, and instead, Hamlet Garcia was charged with a summary offense of knowingly and illegally enrolling a child in a school outside of the district.
They are seeing defendants falling foul of a perverse incentive to plead guilty and swallow a £150 charge for a summary offence rather than risk conviction and a £520 charge after trial.
"Neither is she charged with an indictable offence, she is charged with a summary offence".
Nine highway patrolmen, who had been issued deadly buckshot in a crowd-control situation and given individual authority to fire weapons if they believed their life or that of a fellow officer was in danger, were later acquitted of federal charges of imposing summary punishment without due process of law.
The tour operator, Tok, was a testy Burmese control freak of a ganef who quarreled with his charges and threatened summary repatriation to the U.S. and other punitive measures for tourist misconduct.
It's charged as a summary offense, equivalent to a traffic ticket".
"Honestly, I'm not even sure what I'm being charged with, a summary or a misdemeanor.
It is often up to the police and prosecution as to whether someone is charged with a summary, or an indictable offence.
