personation造句
例句与造句
- Whilst voting with an invalid proxy form could be considered personation, it is usual for an criminal.
- The Act also states that personation of a juror may result in the trial in which the juror sat being voided.
- The boxer spent the night in jail and appeared in court Tuesday on a misdemeanor charge of attempted false personation of police.
- Voting more than once is known as personation and is identified as a corrupt electoral practice under both the Electoral Act 1993 and the Flag Referendums Act.
- Susan Jaffe was priming herself to dance Odette-Odile, personations she initially saw at the age of 8, when they kindled in her a longing to dance.
- It's difficult to find personation in a sentence. 用personation造句挺难的
- The penalty for bribery, personation, treating and undue influence is a fine of up to $ 5, 000 or imprisonment of up to three years or both.
- If he has gone away and his neighbours know his opinions, I do not see any harm in personation . [ . . . ] vote early and often ".
- A person convicted of personation is liable to up to two years'imprisonment and a fine up to $ 40, 000, and carries a mandatory disqualification from enrolling or voting for three years.
- The " New York Times " said of her in her obituary " As an actress her chief excellence was in the force and fire of her personations; the representation of delicacy and girlishness was not so agreeable to her as that of a hardy and vehement nature.
- The Superior Court of the State of California County of Contra Costa filed against Martin Jay Levitt for violation of Penal Code Section 529 "'False Personation "'and Penal Code 532 ( a ) for "'obtaining credit by false pretenses for taking over $ 25, 000 " '.
- Under federal law, obtaining money or property through false pretenses as part of a scheme or artifice to defraud, and using means of interstate commerce such as a telephone, is illegal under title 18 USC section 1343; the crime is usually referred to as " Wire Fraud . " There are Federal laws providing penalties for false personation of the lawful owner of public stocks, & c ., or of persons entitled to pensions, prize money, & c ., or the false making of any order purporting to be a money order.
