Sentence examples for summary conviction from inspiring English sources

On summary conviction, they face up to six months in prison and fines of up to £5,000.

Migrants with current leave to remain but who are working illegally in breach of their conditions may be prosecuted under the Immigration Act 1971 and be liable on summary conviction to a six-month custodial sentence and/or an unlimited fine.

Krajnc was charged with criminal mischief and originally faced a possible 10-year prison sentence, but last December the Crown announced it intended to proceed by summary conviction, which would carry a maximum sentence of six months in jail, a $5,000 fine, or both.

You will be required to complete, in the presence of the UIAOC ("Unemployable In Any Other Capacity") Officer and under penalty of a maximum £5,000 fine and/or two years' imprisonment on summary conviction, a HAF626 unless you can produce a completed AND REGISTERED HEC6 (b) – note, photocopies NOT acceptable.

A person who commits an offence under s 292E is liable on summary conviction to a fine not exceeding $10,000.

… Failure to comply fully or in part with an Inspector's Direction... may entail, upon summary conviction, a fine of $100,000 or to imprisonment for a term of one year, or both".

In an interview, Mr. Guo complained that those ensnared have no ability to mount a defense and little chance of appealing their sentences, given that they are reviewed by the same agency that metes out summary convictions.

In Canada, both summary convictions and indictable offenses are eligible for a NCRMD defense, resulting in a broad range of offenses ultimately receiving this designation.

A summary assault conviction carries a maximum six-month jail term, although many first-time offenders are given discharges, fines or probation, Jette said.

Yet the memo only listed a summary of his conviction, with some of the details incorrect.

And yet, I think I can set down here a brief summary of the convictions of the typical American conservative.