Any person who contravenes that regulation, if found guilty on a summary offence, is liable on conviction to a fine of BDS$3,000 (One BDS$=US$0.50 cents) or six months in prison, or in the case of a repeated offence, a fine of BDS$6,000 or 12 months in prison.
Some 82 per cent of those caught with any class A or B drug have previously committed theft, 75 per cent have a previous drug offence, and 88 per cent had previously committed a 'summary offence excluding motoring', which covers a range of minor crimes.
Some 82 per cent of those caught with any class A or B drug have previously committed theft, 75 per cent have previous drug offence, and 88 per cent had previously committed a 'summary offence excluding motoring', which covers a range of minor crimes.
Acorn Restaurants faced a charge of failing to prevent smoking in a smokefree premises and one of encouraging/ assisting the commission of a summary offence.
The Journal continued into the 1920s, recording the slow removal of restrictions, although prosecutions continued for excessive pricing and it became a summary offence to waste any foodstuffs.
The fee starts at [pounds sterling]150 for a guilty plea for a summary offence, rising to [pounds sterling]180 for a guilty plea for a more serious, either way offence, where defendants have a choice whether to have their case heard at magistrates or crown court.
The charges start at PS150 for a guilty plea for a summary offence, rising to PS180 for a guilty plea for a more serious, either way offence, where defendants have a choice whether to have their case heard at magistrates' or crown court.
Bieber's lawyer Howard Weitzman in California said that his client was innocent and that he expected the case to be treated as a summary offence, which is the equivalent of a misdemeanor in the United States.
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