Sentence examples for criminal consequences from inspiring English sources

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.

The decriminalised cocaine consumed without criminal consequences in Portugal is still supplied by the gangs who cut off heads in Colombia.

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.

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".

Meaning, what is the criminal consequence for lying to law enforcement?

Respondents rated pro-legalization arguments highlighting beneficial economic and criminal justice consequences as more persuasive than anti-legalization arguments emphasizing adverse public health effects.

This study explored the experiences of substance-using mothers as they navigated health and criminal justice consequences and accessed needed resources in the community.

However, it is also plausible that the increased risk of drug overdose mortality might reflect unintended criminal justice consequences of the intervention.

The purpose of this study is to gain a greater understand of the way substance-using women navigate the health and justice systems in order to avoid criminal justice consequences and to access needed health and social support resources.