Sentence examples for some forfeiture from inspiring English sources

Some forfeiture theorists hold that restrictions on the right to punish someone who has forfeited his right not to be punished arise only as a matter of political morality (Wellman 2012: 378 80).

"All forfeitures" does not mean "some forfeitures".

Mr. LeRoy's case underscores the need to overhaul that portion of the administrative code, which federal appeals courts have twice ruled unconstitutional, some experts in forfeiture law said.

Like many aspects of bioeconomy, gifts can come to depend on the potential for some kind of forfeiture and sometimes (self- harm.

The United States attorney's office is seeking a forfeiture of some of the firm's assets, but SAC would likely have considerable resources left even after such an action.

Colonel Belk said Cagan's briefing emphasized "the U.S. administration's position that a precipitous U.K. withdrawal from Iraq could lead to the forfeiture of some gains and would help Iran".

In fact, failure to enforce the patent may result in forfeiture of some or all of the rights afforded to that patent.

Additionally, some crimes resulting in forfeiture may not be solely financial.

The changes may pare back some types of asset forfeiture, but critics warn that the exceptions to Holder's reforms swallow the rule.

There have been some efforts to limit forfeiture abuse, including reform attempts in Missouri and New Mexico, but they have done little to reign in the practice.

The rise of civil forfeiture has, in some areas, proved of great value.