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Scofflaws are costing Palatine as much as $700,000 annually by not purchasing vehicle stickers, and village officials want to do something about it.

bureaucrats keep the BDS movement and its scofflaws humming along by not enforcing U.S.

When the state's scofflaws uses the suspension of driver's licenses to punish parents over child support payments, it's far worse than elementary school boys using bricks to pound a nails, and that's a point that Scott seemingly wants to hammer into the heads of lawmakers at the county and state level.

In 2013 the first year of the program the state sent letters to 16,000 scofflaws who owed a combined $1.1 billion, warning them that their licenses would be suspended if they didn't come forward.

However, our (https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=kqgSxeYAAAAJ&hl=en&oi=ao) research  (https://works.bepress.com/sean_pager/7/) has found  that it has already proven effective in holding scofflaws accountable.

Even if it's only 11 percent, that's still thousands of scofflaws.

Larry Phillips, R-Sherman, said toll violations are misdemeanor crimes meant to keep scofflaws from ignoring bills that most other Texans must pay.

In nearly two decades on the bench, Judge Lee has built "an inspiring record of activities and accomplishments," Chief Justice Jorge Labarga said, praising Judge Lee for his "exceptional commitment to the judicial branch as well as his energy and his creativity." Judge Lee mentors new judges, compiles comprehensive resource materials to help judges handling small claims and civil traffic infraction cases, and created programs to hold jury-duty scofflaws accountable, and to correct teen traffic misconduct.

They are scofflaws, issuing threats and seeking gains for the few at the expense of the many, who should be dealt with accordingly.

Are large FCC fines really a deterrent to pirates or other scofflaws?