Under Spanish law, a conviction for large-scale tax evasion can result not only in a hefty fine but also jail sentencing for as long as six years.
To sum it up, D'Hondt et al. [135] express their conviction that large-scale crowdsensing can be achieved through an incentive scheme that carefully balances altruism with a form of direct or indirect remuneration, not necessarily of monetary nature.
"In that event, the threat of felony charges and possible conviction could hang over many large-scale public protests," he told me.
Indigenous peoples have proven this notion wrong, but the widespread conviction that colonial policies and the large-scale changes they initiated globalization, urbanization, ecological change, religio-ethnic conflict, and others would disrupt long-standing ties between specific peoples and places has indeed been proven correct.
The latest headlines about Zuckerberg's leadership focus on his social convictions, as he forms an advocacy group addressing education, immigration, and other large-scale economic issues, and as he supports colleague Sheryl Sandberg's important "Lean in" initiative.
(a) the relevant conduct didn't involve death, violence, a threat of violence or possession of a weapon; (b) the defendant wasn't an organizer, leader or manager of others within a criminal organization; (c) there were no ties to large-scale drug trafficking operations; and (d) the defendant didn't have a "significant" criminal history, such as prior convictions. .
This is about the large-scale indiscriminate use of weapons that the civilized world long ago decided must never be used at all, a conviction shared even by countries that agree on little else.
But it is likely to be at least of passing interest to large-scale dealers of mephedrone; the uncertainty over the safety of this law could effectively be their insurance against future conviction.
Ah, large-scale ecclesiastical patronage.
