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...convicted of violating Trombly’s constitutional rights, Byrne faces a maximum punishment of 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. Each of the four witness tampering counts carries a maximum of 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine as well...
...days - certainly far more than traffic laws themselves would seem to warrant - but you can only get arrested for driving without one. If the U.S. domestic response to terrorism starts to resemble Zimbabwe's, which passed a law in November making it compulsory to carry ID on pain of fine or imprisonment, well, that's something to worry about...
...University cannot ruffle feathers needlessly. In exercising a strong hand in the governance of the University, he must avoid the appearance of micromanaging any professor’s research or outside activities. From his former life in politics, Summers knows that while pursuing his priorities, he must walk a fine line between being firm and being abrasive...
...solution he has chosen is to base the course on the long-discontinued course Fine Arts 13, Introduction to the History of Art. As a very general one-year-long survey course covering the history of art and architecture from pre-history to the present, Fine Arts...
Zerner said he hopes to incorporate into the course the strengths of Fine Arts 13 while simultaneously revamping its structure and style. The new course will cover only Western art instead of Western art and architecture and will draw largely on paintings from a much narrower window of history...