They have continued through into serious crime prevention orders (Serious Crime Act 2007, section 19) and civil proceedings (section 36), which means that the standard of proof is the civil one (on the balance of probabilities) rather than the criminal one of being sure beyond a reasonable doubt.
"Isn't 'Law and Order' a serious show?" asked Leslie Moonves, CBS's president and chief executive.
It is a huge asset to law and order that serious or persistent criminals should be taken out of the society on which they prey.
It sounds like bogus astrology of the highest order, but serious scientists in Norway have found a correlation between how long people live and how active the sun was when they were born.
America has tremendous infrastructure needs--ones that must be met in order for serious economic growth to be possible.
Besides the protection orders, the Serious Crime Act 2015 allows judges to remand people in custody, order mandatory medical checks and instruct girls believed to be at risk of the practice to live at a particular address so that authorities can check whether they have been subjected to it.
Control orders allow serious restrictions to be placed on a person's movements and associations, without requiring a criminal conviction.
After his altercation with guards, he was charged with refusing to follow orders, a serious breach of prison rules.
"If the Loyal Orders are serious about real and meaningful talks with residents they must first speak directly to those who represent the majority of residents in the Greater Ardoyne area".
This should be kept in mind, considering the high number of concomitant drugs that older people take, which also undergo hepatic metabolism, in order to avoid serious and life-threatening drug drug interactions.
