Sentence examples for criminal infraction from inspiring English sources

He said he didn't see that there was any criminal infraction in the incident.

It contains three clauses, which limit the amount of bail associated with a criminal infraction, the fines that may be imposed, and also the punishments that may be inflicted.

And in each of these cases the defendants or their subsidiaries pleaded guilty to a criminal infraction because – as the plea agreements made clear – they were guilty.

His crab caper will go in the books as a civil, not criminal, infraction, meaning Winston once again sidestepped serious ramifications.

In other cases where students had been accused of a criminal infraction, policy and procedure seemed to have gone out of the window and "special" accommodations were made.

"The speed with which Ana's relatively minor criminal infraction triggered her disappearance into immigration detention, without any ability to communicate or coordinate with (child protective services), would have grave and lasting effects on the children's dependency proceedings that would unfold over the next months and eventually years," Rabin wrote.

Reasonableness and proportionality are generally taken into account when fixing bail amounts for criminal infractions.

Seven percent of this year's 3,500 applications to the university, Mr. Verzyl said, disclosed behavioral or criminal infractions.

Of course, the ultimate solution is keeping psychotic people whose criminal infractions are a product of their sickness out of jails in the first place.

As chief executive, they say, Mr. Obama has virtually unfettered "prosecutorial discretion" to decide when he will or will not prosecute criminal infractions.

Although the league penalizes players, coaches and team owners for criminal infractions, said Tim Frank, the league's vice president for basketball communications, "Our policies do not encompass civil litigation".