What is the possible penalty if Blair is found guilty of selling hounours?
914646
Under law the maximum penalty is two years imprisonment. Oh wouldn't it be lovely? he  could share a cell with a 24 stone armed robber whose first words to Tony would be something like "My haven't you got a pretty bottom? I think I'll call you Lillian. You're MY beatch now!". Well, after all, Blair and his cronies have been screwing us for years.\nBut it won't happen because say what you like about his freaky grasping slightly-manic pillar-box-gobbed wife she is without doubt a very clever lawyer and though it isn't likely she'll defend him personally because it's legally fraught she will have a pivotal role in his defence team. Probably it won't even get that far because who's in charge of the law? Why I do believe it's cheerful Charlie, who coincidentally employed the young Tony Blair in his chambers and was rewarded with a plum job like that. Lords should pass a motion to impeach the bloody lot but oh, hang on a tick, hasn't he got rid of the life peers and stacked it with a bunch of his mates some of whom it transpires may well have......paid.....for....the.....role.....\nGod, and people worry about the BNP subverting our democracy.
624042
No idea.  But most run of the mill drug offenses can be prosecuted federally--esp with manufactured drugs like LSD--something crossed state lines somewhere.  So you need to check federal, state and municipal laws.  Manufacture and sale are two separate crimes, as well.  Prison time/fine is going to vary based on the amount involved.  If it's a lot, the individual might also have committed a distribution offense.
1161306
You answer your own question. Two bookable offences...off you go...
933200
Only if they are personally repsonsible - which is unlikely. You cannot impose collective punishments, particularly for historical events - to do so would be as unjust as the original crime. It would be no more justified than arresting every black man in a town because one black man committed murder 30 years earlier.\n\nIt should also be borne in mind that it was not only white men that indulged in slavery - many slaves were captured and sold into slavery by rival tribes or by arabs. Slavery at the time was not generally recognised as wrong - attitudes and recognition of basic human rights have come a long way in the last 200 years. No slave trader would have considered that they were doing anything wrong (as indeed they weren't on a strictly legal basis). If any slave traders should be punished, it should be those who continued after slavery was made illegal.\n\nTony Blair's intention to use the 200th anniversary of the Abolition of Slavery in the UK to express regret at slavery is about right (I guess he had to get something right eventually). There is no need to apologise because the people who should be apologising are dead, as are the people who should be apologised to and the slavery industry was not recognised at the time as anything other than a legitimate business, taken in the context of the times. It is only now with hindsight that we see how truly awful slavery was and in that respect an expression of regret to the descendants of those affected by slavery seems about right.\n\nNeither racism nor sexism are by any means exclusively the failings of white men.
444716
Jail if they find out.
859389
Assuming you are in the UK: It is a Class A proscribed drug under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971.  If you are caught with it in your possession and it is a small amount, consistent with personal use, then you are likely to be cautioned the first time round and be taken to court on subsequent occasions. If it is a larger amount, then you could find yourself facing a charge of possession with intent to supply, for which the penalties are far more serious.  It isn't worth being caught in that position.  It could harm your prospects.
711731
JAIL or a big fine..LOL
405775
There should be no criminal penalty, but the person should be liable in tort (i.e. they should be able to be sued).  \n1) By imposing criminal penalties (jail time, fines) the government removes money that could be used to compensate victims. (Thus removing double-punishment)\n2) By imposing criminal penalties (jail time, fines) the government removes money that could go to clean-up.\n3) By still imposing penalties in tort you would allow for victims to be compensated for injury. \n4) By limiting the damages to the tort law companies would be able to avoid hold-out problems. (You operate a factory that spills toxic gas into the air, to stop the spilling you would need to stop your factory so it is better to compensate all the victims without worrying that one of them will "hold-out" and ask for more money). \n5) This penalty system will anger the environmentalist (always a good thing) and your teacher (and you deserve as much for not doing your own homework)
231573
it depends on the state and the degree of the charges.
153429
Penalties for sure. Normally they are all mentioned in the purchasing contract. Losing clients trust and our credibility in business. In turn it can decreasing our income finally.
855375
when you have a looser like blair in charge what do you expect
327853
None that are legal. There are illegal ways, but it would not be worth it to me. $250,000 in fines with a possibility of 5 years in jail? Not a good trade for watching King Kong...
887750
It is illegal to sell duty free goods in the UK
912451
Depending on who was at fault..If it was the sales person...Definately...For the amount lost...Immediate termination and possibly charges laid,,,\n\nIf it was the customer...No....They, then become liable...However, you may and probably have to forfeit any commission or compensation back to the business....\n\nHope all works out...Yukoneze
656312
You would be arrested immediately, anything of any value on you would be taken, you would also be issued a fine (bribe) and if you could not pay it you would be tossed in jail until you could contact someone (friend or family) who would pay your fine.  You would not get a day in Immigration court (like the illegals get in the US and Canada) and then you would be expected to finance your own way out of the country.
419602
This depends on state law, and the judge handeling the case.  Depending on these factors, you may be given extra time, a higher fine, or even jail time.
783284
DEPENDS ON THE BRIBES THEY RECIEVE FOR ANY GIVEN CASE