Remedies are defined in terms of monetary damages, injunctions and/or prison time.
He had been convicted on a misdemeanor charge of criminal contempt that carried a maximum six-month prison sentence and a monetary fine.
In this society there is no private property, no big cities, no authority, no monetary system, no divorce, no courts, no prisons, and no class systems; it was a depiction of Morris' ideal socialist society.
Two hundred years ago, the United States abolished debtors prisons but a new wave of monetary sanctions is bringing back the practice.
In the cases where the researchers cannot overcome certain practical obstacles (e.g. imprisonment, hospitalization), patients who can demonstrate that they have accepted their depot medication (for instance in the form a written statement by the treating prison or hospital medical doctor), receive their monetary reward as soon as possible, but with a delay.
The monetary penalties can be up to $500,000 and the potential prison term is up to ten years.
First the judges received monetary rewards for sanctioning the building of a new private-sector prison in their area.
Mr. Strauss-Kahn, who subsequently resigned as chief of the International Monetary Fund, will experience "a terrible grief because he is in prison," said one.
The difference is crucial because the S.E.C. can only seek monetary penalties, while a criminal case can result in a substantial prison sentence.
In all cost-benefit analyses of criminal justice-based treatment for adult offenders, the monetary benefits of treatment -- including reduced crime, reduced incarceration and reduced prison health care costs -- outweighed the $623 million price tag.
