If it's not criminalized in a criminal bribery statute, it's not corruption.
Abortion was not criminalized in the United States until the eighteen-sixties.
these unauthorized public art projects are criminalized in New York as "graffiti".
It isn't easy being gay almost anywhere in Africa: homosexuality is criminalized in 37 countries on the continent.
Not a few people have been placed in dubious but costly treatment programs for actions that many believe should never have been criminalized in the first place.
8), the mega-amendment says that homelessness may be criminalized "in order to preserve the public order, public safety, public health and cultural values".
"The most shocking thing I learned from my research on the fate of the working poor in the recession," Ehrenreich writes, "was the extent to which poverty has indeed been criminalized in America".
In the chillingly credible tomorrowland of Jordan's second novel, Roe v. Wade has been overturned, abortion has been criminalized in 42 states and a vigilante group known as the Fist of Christ brutalizes violators.
Though U-47700 has not been specifically criminalized in the US, prosecutors can still file charges under the Controlled Substance Analogue Act if the compound is "substantially similar" to a controlled substance.
And that's not to mention his World War II code breaking activities, which were crucial to the Allied struggle against Nazi Germany, or his darkly poetic suicide, possibly with an arsenic-laced apple, and possibly because he was yet another kind of pioneer, as an unapologetically gay man at a time when homosexuality was still criminalized in Britain.
— Aحmad H. عggour (@Psypherize) 14 Sep 12 In remarks to the Cairo news site Al-Masry Al-Youm on Tuesday night, after he took part in the protest, Mr. Bakkar suggested that offending the Muslim prophet should be criminalized in the same way that Holocaust-denial is illegal in some European countries.
