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Etymologies
- Middle English fin, from Old French, from Latin fīnis, end, supreme degree.Middle English fin, from Old French, settlement, compensation, from Medieval Latin fīnis, from Latin, end.Italian, from Latin fīnis, end.
Examples
“Est modus in rebus, sunt certi denique fines [952];" that is to say, a _modus_ [953] as to the tithes and certain _fines_ [954]. ”
“I highly doubt that being accused of business wrongdoings and paying 100 million in fines is the same thing as risking national security by outing an undercover CIA agent for political revenge and getting off completely free.”
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“Both jail time and thousands in fines is appropriate.”
“Pittsburgh area, accusing them of impersonating Marine Corps officers, an offense that could result in fines and possibly jail time.”
“SKI: Actually, the experience in Massachusetts, with far lower fines, is that the simple requirement when matched with a fine, did result in broad compliance — even when it would have been “cheaper” for an individual to simply pay thefine.”
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“Actually, the experience in Massachusetts, with far lower fines, is that the simple requirement when matched with a fine, did result in broad compliance — even when it would have been “cheaper” for an individual to simply pay thefine.”
The Volokh Conspiracy » Charles Fried on the Constitutionality of the Health Care Mandate
“And what about all those young folks who voted for Obama who are part of the “tens of millions” (a number that seems to change by tens of millions among so-called “progressives”) of uninsured who get slapped with fines from the IRS for failing to follow the mandate from their government.”
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“She owes Cleveland $1,040 in fines and late fees for seven camera-issued tickets and one parking ticket, Cleveland Municipal Court Clerk records show.”
“Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Shirley Strickland Saffold has not paid more than $1,000 in fines and late fees for city of Cleveland traffic and parking tickets issued since 2006, records show.”
“His companies paid $4.2 million in fines and penalties after two workers died in a fire in a Blankenship mine in 2006.”
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