Sentence examples similar to unconscionable charge from inspiring English sources

Our elected representatives have the power to rein in usurious interest rates and unconscionable fees charged by credit card and home equity lenders.

Senator Frank R. Lautenberg, Democrat of New Jersey, told Mr. Ashcroft in a letter that he found the decision "unconscionable" at a department charged with protecting civil rights.

The bill allows Maryland's state authority on Medicaid, a federal healthcare program for the poor, to let the attorney general's office know when it sees patients being charged an "unconscionable increase" for essential generic drugs.

Charging a 25 percent commission is "unconscionable".

It is unconscionable that a state would charge residents for a voter ID.

On Oct. 14, Attorney General Lisa Madigan filed suit against Ms. Carrasco, accusing her of misrepresenting herself as an immigration lawyer and charging her clients "unconscionable fees" for services she did not even render.

According to Rabbi Rosenberg, the rapist he caught in the act was a member of the modesty squad, which charged him with the unconscionable offense of having previously been seen walking down a street in Jerusalem with a married woman.

However, the Royal Courts of Justice disagreed and said the charge was "not extravagant or unconscionable".

Stephen Bright, the Atlanta attorney, has said that it's "unconscionable that a defendant facing serious criminal charges can get stuck with a tax or real-estate lawyer".

Rule 4-200 addresses fees for legal services; in particular it states a lawyer shall not enter into an agreement for, charge or collect an illegal or unconscionable fee.

Charges should not be "extravagant and unconscionable".