Arcan Cetin Case Study

that could lead to more than a year in prison. But states can often have differing views of what is

1) “He’s not going to win. It’s a Republican district. He’d be better for us if he loses. He’ll work for me. He’ll bring his organization with him.”

Fines in the new immigration bill are expected to be around $3,200 for the first offense and range all the way to $16,000 for three or more offenses (Matthews).

that they are a citizen or they will be booted off the voter rolls. Another citizen

unnecessary obstacles need to be removed so that voting is easy as possible for all American citizens. In addition, he argues that most of society agrees that everyone should have a voice in our democracy and as a result the government should eliminate avoidable burdens that affects potential

The punishments are anyone who is convicted of these crimes will have to spend at least two years in jail. At the same time, they must register

The penalties consist of civil and criminal for civil violations it can cost up to 100.00 each violation, and 25,000 a year. Criminal penalties range up to 50,000 and one year in prison for some offences. So there are some penalties the Office for Civil Rights can impose. Numbers show that many

If you commit future offenses, you can expect jail time of up to 180 days, or a combination of a steeper fine and jail time.

Upgraded misdemeanor, a fine of $300, up to 6 months' probation, substance abuse treatment and mandatory alcohol highway safety

Any violation of this order can be punishable, without trial, by a $100,000.00 Fine and Imprisonment for a minimum of 25 years to Life, in Solitary Confinement and/or held for an Indefinite period

"America did not stand up and did not march and did not sacrifice to gain the right to vote for themselves and for others only to see it denied to their kids and their (children of children)," he said.

“I’m looking forward to helping him make good on what they saw as promises, a mandate from him, that he was going to make their lives better,”

Then there is drinking and driving. You can get a $1,000 fine plus over $2,600 in penalty assessments, six months' imprisonment in the county jail, and

Most often, the charge will be unlawful entry into the U.S., overstaying a nonimmigrant visa, or one of various criminal grounds, if you were previously arrested and convicted of a crime. Alabama's HB 56 law, encourages illegal immigrants to "self-deport" by lowering their overall quality of life, but it remains a much more humane approach to illegal immigration than forceful deportation. All consequences are going to depend on if the illegal immigrant has been arrested before and for

Dustin: Well that's awesome. Trust in government is a big idea something that really would make a difference. Things like empowering local governments, having a little less talk and a lot more action, and rebuilding trust in government. That's quite the legacy. If that is you leaving the capitol, that’s what is now present. What