Side Effects, a thriller in which a woman's dependency on antidepressants has criminal consequences, followed in 2013.
Meanwhile, both whistle-blowers and journalists are facing criminal consequences; the United States has branded whistle-blowers as spies and accused journalists of being criminal co-conspirators.
Addressing his supporters and journalists outside the embassy in Kensington, London he said there will be "criminal consequences" if his "illegal, immoral, unethical" detention continues.
The decriminalised cocaine consumed without criminal consequences in Portugal is still supplied by the gangs who cut off heads in Colombia.
People who buy cocaine in Portugal face no criminal consequences, but their euros still end up paying the wages of the thugs who saw off heads in Latin America.
An open warrant can not only lead to jail time but also to a slew of criminal consequences that make non-citizens susceptible to deportation.
It serves to divert our attention from architectural castles in the air and therefore manages to purposely blank out the criminal consequences of the project".
(Journalists and others who publish newsworthy leaked and hacked documents without fear of criminal consequences can do so thanks to First Amendment protections).
"I knew there would be consequences and knew them to be criminal consequences," Mr. DeChristopher said in response to questions about what he understood, on the afternoon of the auction, might happen to him if prosecuted.
"Its almost exclusively people of colour who face criminal consequences for smoking marijuana, and it's almost exclusively people of colour who suffer the unemployment barriers, the housing barriers, the future educational barriers of those policies".
