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The judge, Earl H. Carroll, declined to impose prison terms Tuesday on the five others convicted.
This would stop courts from being able to use the law to impose prison terms of up to three years.
Some European countries, like Germany, France and Austria, he argues, have laws that impose prison terms for antics offensive to believers.
The family of another victim has proposed a law in the state of South Australia that would impose prison terms of up to 10 years for bullying.
Proposition 36's opponents are worried that judges would have too little power to impose prison time on recalcitrant drug abusers.
Other legislation would create a special unit to track stolen items abroad and repatriate them; permit telephone taps on suspects; and impose prison terms on manufacturers of fakes.
The original bill, which produced much alarm and was altered, would have imposed prison sentences.
Judge Hoffman imposed prison sentences on the five, as well as on Mr. Kunstler, whom he held in contempt.
Most are dealt with by lay magistrates in local courts, capable of imposing prison sentences of up to two years, or involve guilty pleas.
The EU expanded its travel ban on Belarusian officials in January, and in May the government imposed prison sentences on former presidential candidates Andrei Sannikau, Dzmitry Vus, and Mikalay Statkevich.
Under President Xi Jinping, police and prosecutors have increasingly moved towards imposing prison sentences, and public pressure has not provided any help whatsoever to the accused.
