Sentence examples for indecent practices from inspiring English sources

The legislation will allow men to apply for expungement of convictions they received under three previous laws criminalising "sexual intercourse against the order of nature", "consensual sexual intercourse between males", and "indecent practices between males".

"I want Montana to be known as a decent state where people can live within the security of laws and protect their children and associates from degrading and indecent practices," retired professor and Missoula resident Walt Hill told the Associated Press.

Laurie Jo Reynold's "Tamms Year Ten" closed down the inhuman Tamms "supermax" prison, which promoted indecent practices of death row sentences, and housed inmates in horrendous and tortuous environments.

One police detective believed Hamilton should have been prosecuted for lewd, indecent and libidinous practices and behaviour three years before the March 1996 massacre.

"Indecent same-sex practices" – probably a reference to holding hands, kissing and masturbation between adults or alone – carries a minimum sentence of seven years and a maximum of 14 years, the group said.

It is said that during seventeenth century "foul", "indecent and obscene" rites were also practiced at the statue, and that many couples performed "erotic" acts near the statue.

To me, this is where the folks in the front office of the Redskins should stop and realize "maybe offending a group of people with a pejorative name based on their skin color is not only a bad business practice but, you know, just plain indecent".

See articleA Sudanese woman, Lubna Hussein, was found guilty of wearing trousers, a practice said by the authorities to be indecent.

He said the former was "over an allegation or allegations relating to indecent obscene publications" and the latter "over a claim or claims relating to the Public Bodies Corrupt Practices Act 1889".

In 2006, the F.C.C. declared the two broadcasts legally indecent, though it did not impose sanctions — in line with an indecency policy adopted in 2004 when the commission abandoned its longstanding practice of giving legal immunity to so-called fleeting expletives.

Claims were made that during Templar admissions ceremonies, recruits were forced to spit on the cross, deny Christ, and engage in indecent kissing; brethren were also accused of worshiping idols, and the order was said to have encouraged homosexual practices.