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Last month an Indian couple was sentenced to three months in jail for exchanging steamy text messages.

She coolly asked the agents to let her freshen her makeup before the police filmed her transfer to jail.

Recalcitrant baggers could, in principle, face fines of up to 100,000 rupees ($2,000) or up to five years in jail.

And do they ever, you know, first of all, I was struck by what you said me going to jail for printing money.

Marki makes his living as a “mule, ” ferrying clothes from Europe to Havana for sale at three underground stores, and has spent time in jail for his activities.

Cengiz Dogan, a Kurd who has been sitting in jail since 2009 for supposed membership of the KCK, was accused in a separate case of attending a PKK event in April.

In Venezuela, 2, 500 prisoners have been transferred out of a jail near Caracas where troops are locked in a standoff with rioters in another block of the prison.

Any violation of this law will count as a class C misdemeanor, carrying a maximum penalty of up to 15 days in jail and a fine of up to $300, still rather low.

The accused's elder sister bailed her out of jail.

Even if they didn't put her in jail, they would deport her.

In the same vein, recyclable packaging is not a get out of jail free card.

A Michigan woman is being charged with a misdemeanor offense and is facing up to 93 days in jail.

In June, he pleaded no contest to third-degree misdemeanor assault, which gave him 17 to 30 days in jail-a sentence he has yet to serve.

Adam was thrown in a jail cell one night, But I think his dank, hot cell was a joke, meant to amuse the investigators.

As Saeed Leylaz told me before he was thrown in jail along with most of Iran’s reformist brain trust, “Our feet are in traditionalism and our heads in modernism.”

They don't even send you to jail, their only jail which is available is death, " Muse said.

A deplorable incident gave the state a chance to silence him by throwing him in jail.

In British prisons, serving time in jail used to be known as "doing porridge", because a bowl of oatmeal was an inmate's regulation breakfast.

He has done five years in the jail.

Mr Justice Calvert-Smith delayed sentencing until June 26 but said that all three faced life in jail.

Tease a skunk in Minnesota, and they can haul you off to jail.

But here nobody's going to jail, in fact a lot of them are walking off with tons of money, which they got in many cases with preferential tax terms.