Sentence examples for no forfeiture from inspiring English sources

Coaches, meanwhile, are free to go at the drop of a better offer, with no forfeiture of eligibility and no concern for recruits left behind.

But he also consulted with several members of Congress and obtained a resolution specifying that no forfeiture of rebel real estate would last beyond the life of the owner, in line with the Constitution's prohibition of bills of attainder.

"Law enforcement was saying a month or two ago that there is no forfeiture abuse in Oklahoma, and I think this case illustrates that's dead wrong," said Dan Alban, an attorney at the Institute for Justice, a nonprofit law firm that represented Eh Wah.

Among their ills: Animal neglect isn't a felony, there are no increased penalties when animal abuse is committed in the presence of a minor and there's no mandatory forfeiture of animals upon a conviction.

So it might be said that for a celebrity, since there is little or no professional forfeiture or penalty for using drugs, there may be less motivation to get treatment because there is less to lose.

"Moreover, the funds were spent long ago, and therefore, are no longer available for forfeiture in any event," Gary Stein, a lawyer for Spence, wrote in a letter to the government.

Queens and Staten Island reported no unpaid forfeitures.

Going beyond treason, Congress enacted a law in 1790 to provide that "no conviction or judgment.. shall work corruption of blood or any forfeiture of estate".

Defendants in civil forfeiture cases have no right to an attorney, as they would in criminal proceedings, because police are technically charging the property, not the owner.

Sometimes I thought of it as an achievement, but there's no achievement in passive forfeiture.

Inspired in part by the class action, Texas legislators banned the use of roadside waivers and modestly restricted the use of forfeiture funds: no more poultry-festival supplies, unapproved bonuses, or popcorn machines.