When he became president, it was punishable by death to be found in possession of US dollars.
But if they live in a country where it is punishable by death to be an atheist, then as a moral duty I think I should ask them to be cautious, because I really know first-hand what it's like to be an atheist in a Muslim-dominated country -- It's like being the only sober person in the car when you are not the one who is driving.
In any case, shoplifting is not supposed to be punishable by death.
The hits probably causing most of the cumulative damage are too routine and hidden to be punishable.
In Florida, carrying a cellphone in school used to be punishable by a suspension of how many days?
The company said the "feather incident" was a warning that it was breaking traditional native laws against trespassing, an offense it understood to be "punishable by death".
In negotiating a new resolution, the Americans and the British had originally wanted any Iraqi violation of the weapons-inspection regime to be punishable by force, and the French, backed by Russia and a comparatively disinterested China, wanted to require that a second resolution be passed before military action might be taken.
For a first offender, federal sentencing guidelines show a conviction is more likely to be punishable by a range of 15 to 21 months if the person pleads guilty, or 24 to 30 months if he pleads not guilty and is convicted.
Indeed many say that women have suffered more from the law than men: though both file complaints in roughly equal numbers today, husbands are still much more likely to press charges.Public opinion, however, has been slow to change: in a survey of 2,000 adults released this month by the state-run Korean Women's Development Institute, almost two-thirds said infidelity ought to be punishable by law.
To rain on the parade is not a crime that ought to be punishable by the opprobrium of the masses.
