Sentence examples for exploitation statute from inspiring English sources
The penalty for violating California's cyber exploitation statute ― as it's officially known ― is up to six months in jail and a $1,000 fine for the first offense.
SInce attorney General Jeff Sessions has recused himself from matters relating to Russia, the onus would fall on Rod Rosenstein, the deproperlyorney general, who appointed Mueller.
There are also relevant federal laws prohibiting the sexual exploitation of children and other statutes involving the transfer of obscene materials to a minor.
Virginia's interest in this statute lies in preventing commercial exploitation of the health needs of its citizens.
It says that the California statute might be vulnerable to exploitation by unscrupulous physicians, that Compassionate Use Act patients may overproduce, and that the history of the narcotics trade shows the difficulty of cordoning off any drug use from the rest of the market.
Spitzer risked little by expanding old statutes to curtail the wage exploitation of grocery deliverymen, sue handgun manufacturers or curb polluting Midwestern utilities.
The statute itself ("Protect" is an acronym for Prosecutorial Remedies and Other Tools to end the Exploitation of Children Today) is open to a considerably broader interpretation, which led the federal appeals court in Atlanta to invalidate it in 2006, the decision that the justices overturned on Monday.
Then, there were no elaborately codified statutes for the sexual protection of those who were defenseless, dependent or vulnerable to exploitation because of their youth and social status.
That is why the Academy is calling for any exploitation of people to be understood and prosecuted as a crime against humanity, the only crime that has no statute of limitations.
The ban dates back to Oct. 1, 1989, when Florida enacted a statute prohibiting businesses from "undertaking or permitting any contest or promotion or other form of recreational activity involving exploitation endangering the health, safety, and welfare of any person with dwarfism".
