Sentence examples for would be criminalized from inspiring English sources

Simply put, abortion would be criminalized, except for the privileged, educated and mobile.

Under legislation he plans to propose in Albany's next legislative session, selling fake "marijuana" would be criminalized under the penal code just like selling actual pot and dealers would face fines of $2,000 for a first violation, $5,000 for a second violation, and a termination of their license after a third strike.

Mr. Ravi's lawyers said he might have been childish, but he was not a bigot, and that convicting him would be criminalizing the ordinary awkwardness of freshman roommates with little in common.

On Friday, the state media office released a statement seeking to reassure journalists that "constructive criticism" would not be criminalized.

(A sobering fact for the anti-choice organizations in the US who continue to insist that if abortion were illegal, women who got them wouldn't be criminalized).

Other vulnerable children include girls put in prison for running away from early marriage or other bad behaviour that would not be criminalized in most other countries.

What has come to pass is exactly what anti-abortion activists always denied would happen: Namely, that in the anti-abortion crusade to make Roe v. Wade meaningless in practice, women would lose their rights and be criminalized through pregnancy.

If so, we might still be able to preserve some form of negative Legal Moralism, and hold that conduct that is not immoral cannot properly be criminalized; but we would need to look elsewhere for positive reasons for criminalization.

"Potentially abortion will be criminalized.

People should not be criminalized for poverty.

Poverty may be criminalized [ 165, 166].