Sentence examples for criminal citations from inspiring English sources

Nationwide, hundreds of thousands of students are arrested or given criminal citations at schools each year.

Even the federal government has waded in, with the US attorney general, Eric Holder, saying of criminal citations being used to maintain discipline in schools: "That is something that clearly has to stop".

In Austin, about 3% of the school district's 80,000 pupils were given criminal citations in the 2007/8 school year, the last date for which figures are available.

Although the criminal trespass warnings come with no penalty, University Police Chief Jose Banales said they allow campus police to issue criminal citations if they return.

Dinscore received a criminal citation on May 15, local news station KSAT 12 reported.

"One journalist (Gurbuz) was released with a criminal citation, which is being recalled," the statement said.

Currently, refusing to open the door for police is a criminal citation, and only the people present at the party would be charged.

The apparent failure of the university leadership and the lab chief to think about how to prevent and prepare for trouble -- to do what skilled air crews do every day -- had already resulted in non-criminal citations and fines for UCLA in 2009.

Black students in the school district in Bryan, they noted, receive criminal misdemeanor citations at four times the rate of white students.

A federal appeals court in Richmond, Va., has overturned a criminal contempt citation against a reporter who disclosed details of a sealed legal settlement that was inadvertantly handed over by a court clerk.

[C2.] A Contempt Ruling Is Overturned A federal appeals court in Richmond, Va., has overturned a criminal contempt citation against a reporter who disclosed details of a sealed legal settlement after documents describing the agreement were inadvertently handed to her by a court clerk.