The phrase "fine punishment" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to a punishment that involves paying a fine, as opposed to a physical or imprisonment-based punishment. Example: "The judge decided to give the defendant a fine punishment, rather than sending them to prison."
Thus, Kashmiri don "churning stick," Sindhi ḍənu "tribute," Punjabi dənn "fine," Lahnda ḍənn "force," Kumauni dan "roof" contrast with Assamese dãr "pole," Bengali dãṛ "oar," Hindi dãḍ "oppression, fine," and others; all forms derive from Old Indo-Aryan daṇḍa- "stick, staff, club, royal power, fine, punishment".
I'm almost positive the fine and/or punishment for theft is less than the fine and/or punishment for copyright infringement at this point.
At sentencing, however, he received only a small fine as punishment, and the judge ruled that his actions were the result of youthful inquisitiveness.
Congress should not try to find an extraconstitutional solution of a censure and a fine or punishment, since they would be meaningless.
Under the proposals a fine or punishment of up to seven days in prison would be imposed for wearing the full-body burqa or face-masking niqab.
The new measure would provide for up to one year of jail time and a $4,000 fine, the punishment for a Class A misdemeanor.
Think of Graig Nettles's bat flying in half during a 1974 Yankees game against the Tigers and spewing out six Superballs — a goof so ridiculous that he escaped fine and punishment altogether.
His lawyers had asked Judge Sharpe to consider a sentence without any jail time, arguing that financial restitution and a large fine were punishment enough for an elderly man and Army veteran still beloved by many in the capital region.
Lehmann, 43, who received a fine as punishment, believes he can learn from the incident.
Musk agreed on September 30 to step down as chairman and pay a $20 million fine as punishment over tweets about having "funding secured" to take Tesla private that turned out to be untrue.
Deaver received a three-year suspended sentence and a $100,000 fine, a punishment Dingell considered too lenient.
