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Contributing to this issue are current zero-tolerance policies enforced in schools that criminalize minor infractions of school rules, by suspending or expelling students.

Dapat po i-criminalize na yan (It was already proposed here in the 18th Congress) either imprisonment or fine, ang naging proposal po ay (the proposal was) PHP500,000, and perpetual disqualification to hold public office,” he said.

I cannot stand by while Trudeau’s Liberal government puts forward legislation to criminalize thousands of Canadians for no justified reason.

I find it particularly ironic that latter-day progressives in Massachusetts, California, and other blue states were among the first to push for legalization, given that their Progressive forefathers were also the first to criminalize weed.

I'm not sure I really want to to know, but what inspired Maryland to criminalize oral sex with animals?

Or her support for the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, a bill that would criminalize doctors for failing to provide medical care in the extremely rare event that a fetus survived an attempted abortion.

Texas’ state leaders have moved to criminalize homelessness with “catastrophic consequences,” Mollica said.

The authorities should repeal the country’s colonial-era laws that criminalize consensual same-sex conduct and pass comprehensive civil legislation prohibiting discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.

The bill would not criminalize teachers or state employees.

The House approved legislation to criminalize fentanyl trafficking with mandatory prison time.

The legislations are used to criminalize Muslims and Christians.

The Online Safety Bill originally aimed to criminalize content that encourages self-harm on social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.

This is an illegitimate attempt to criminalize Trump’s post-election statements when no law had done so, all so Democrats can have a mulligan on their failed second impeachment.

This kind of surveillance, and using technology to monitor and criminalize people, is not new.

Yet, Republicans in Congress and across the country continue to push for a national abortion ban, to criminalize doctors and nurses, and to make contraception harder to access.

Amid the policies and rhetoric we’re hearing, which seem to criminalize immigration, what do you think will be the true impact of these measures on our community’s future?

Ang tingin namin, imposibleng maachieve iyan unless gumamit ka ng mga hocus-pocus,” he stressed, saying that when they did their own campaign to criminalize the distribution of pork barrel funds, it took them a year to gather about two million signatures.

Despite having laws that criminalize same-sex relationships, these countries have agreed to the deal's provisions, which aim to promote human rights and sustainable development.

In this case, City of Grants Pass v. Johnson, the Court will consider whether cities can criminalize and punish homelessness when there is not adequate shelter space for them.

Last month, the court sidestepped the Eighth Amendment’s ban on “cruel and unusual punishments” to criminalize homelessness.