summary punishment造句

• Sporadic resistance to these abuses was met with summary punishment.
• The court's summary punishment for contempt immediately overrides all other punishments applicable to the subject party.
• With his 7, 000 troops at New Carthage outnumbered by the 8, 000 mutineers at Sucro, Africanus decided against summary punishment.
• On large patrollers, conscripted from the white population, who were allowed to use summary punishment against escapees, which included maiming or killing them.
• Hogg places the action almost between the lines, in a menacing atmosphere of suspicion, allegations of treason and summary punishment without regard to guilt.
• The committee has broad powers to arrest, investigate and mete out summary punishments or refer to the courts individuals suspected of violating religious or moral precepts.
• Because summary punishment for crimes is mostly illegal, it is impossible to stop any potential criminal activity in the network without enforcing a ban on strong cryptography.
• Goldfarb said, " and someone in the presence of the court was in the presence of the alter ego of the king, and was therefore worthy of summary punishment ."
• The ordinance of 7 May 1944 suppressed the summary punishment statutes, and offered citizenship to those who met certain criteria and would surrender their rights to native or Muslim courts.
• The ordinance of 7 May 1944 suppressed the summary punishment statutes, and offered citizenship to those who met certain criteria and would give up their rights to native or Muslim courts.
• In 1881, the " Code de l'indig閚at " was formally introduced, enabling district officials to issue summary punishments to Muslims without due legal process, and to extract special taxes and forced labour.
• Jackson's opinion stated that " summary punishment always, and rightly, is regarded with disfavor, and, if imposed in passion or pettiness, brings discredit to a court as certainly as the conduct it penalizes.
• In the case of less serious crimes, if the suspect admits that he / she has committed the offence and it is clear what the punishment should be, the prosecutor can pronounce a so-called order of summary punishment.
• An urgent task facing the Palestinian police is controlling the armed groups that sprang up in Nablus during the uprising and have taken on the roles of enforcers in the city, dispensing summary punishments and sometimes fighting each other.
• Childers, on temporary leave in London, was shocked by the harsh and summary punishments ( including the execution of sixteen of the leaders of the rising ) authorised by General John Maxwell, but as a serving officer he could do little.
• Prisoners of war from China, the United States, Australia, Britain, Canada, India, the Netherlands, New Zealand, and the Philippines held by the Japanese armed forces were subject to murder, beatings, summary punishment, brutal treatment, medical experimentation, starvation rations, poor medical treatment and cannibalism.
• As the summary punishment in this case was due to military necessity, there was clear evidence of the offense, and it was done proximate in time and location to the battlefield, it can be classified as merely irregular, and not a violation of the custom of the sea.
• In 1905 Gallieni defended the " code de l indigenat " ( the right of French officials to mete out summary punishment, including corporal punishment and confiscation of property, to individuals and to entire villages ), as it administered punishment more swiftly than would be possible under due legal process.
• Postmaster General Montgomery Blair wanted the " actual offenders " given the " most summary punishment when captured . " Blair cited page 445 of the book " International Law; or, Rules Regulating the Intercourse of States in Peace and War ", written by Henry W . Halleck ( the Union Chief of Staff ), as justification for retaliation.