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2. What does Criminalize mean? Information and translations of Criminalize in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

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5. See Criminalize in the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary See Criminalize in the Oxford Learner's Dictionary of Academic English

6. Examples of Criminalize in a Sentence a law that Criminalized alcohol wanted to Criminalize an activity that the mountaineers had been engaging in for generations Recent Examples on the Web In Arkansas, a new bill would Criminalize …

7. Mangino: Kentucky wants to Criminalize free speech

8. Definition of Criminalize in the Definitions.net dictionary

9. Criminalize: to make or declare contrary to the law.

10. 4 synonyms for Criminalize: criminalise, illegalise, illegalize, outlaw

11. Criminalize - WordReference English dictionary, questions, discussion and forums

12. Criminalize definition, to make punishable as a crime: To reduce the graffiti on subway cars, he wants to Criminalize the selling of spray paint to minors

13. French Translation of “Criminalize” The official Collins English-French Dictionary online

14. Group: Biden gun control would ‘Criminalize’ 105M law-abiding people

15. What does Criminalize mean? To impose a criminal penalty on or for; outlaw

16. And let's not forget that 75 countries still criminalize homosexuality today.

17. Today Representative Rosendale introduced the Criminalize Fleeing from Immigration Enforcement Act

18. Madam President, your decision to criminalize abortion has created a furor.

19. A new Kentucky bill would Criminalize insulting or taunting a police officer

20. From the Cambridge English Corpus Although the state might decide to Criminalize …

21. Definition and synonyms of Criminalize from the online English dictionary from Macmillan Education.

22. 1 day ago · The Equality Act Would Criminalize Orthodox Judaism

23. As verbs the difference between crime and Criminalize is that crime is to commit (s) while Criminalize is to make (something) a crime; to make illegal under criminal law; to ban

24. Synonyms for Criminalize include outlaw, proscribe, forbid, ban, interdict, illegalize, felonize, misdemeanorize, prohibit and bar

25. This is the British English definition of Criminalize.View American English definition of Criminalize.

26. Biden Gun Control Plan Would ‘Criminalize’ up to 105 Million People: Gun-rights Group

27. Criminalize This criminality was increased by legislation that Criminalized customary and informal economic activities

28. Most States have since taken steps to criminalize terrorist acts in their domestic laws and regulations.

29. Federal, state and local governments enact statutes to Criminalize the conduct of particular concern to them

30. See 2 authoritative translations of Criminalize in Spanish with example sentences, conjugations and audio pronunciations.

31. But society continues to stigmatize and criminalize living in your vehicle or on the streets.

32. So if criminalizing sex workers hurts them, why not just criminalize the people who buy sex?

33. 2 synonyms of Criminalize from the Merriam-Webster Thesaurus, plus 7 related words, definitions, and antonyms

34. Karianne Lisonbee (R-Clearfield), would Criminalize the impersonation of someone else on the internet to harm, intimidate, or threaten

35. The Alabama state Senate voted Tuesday to Criminalize performing gender transition surgeries or hormone therapy on minors who identify as transgender

36. Human rights provisions in the constitution were watered down with loopholes that allow the state to criminalize even peaceful expression, association, and assembly.

37. “This suggests the government is massively overusing the country’s repressive national security laws to criminalize peaceful expression and persecute critics.”

38. House of Representatives passed an expansive gun control bill that would Criminalize firearm sales, gifts, or loans between unlicensed private persons

39. If anybody thought Joe Biden, Merrick Garland and Christopher Wray are out to Criminalize dissent it would be hard to blame them

40. Jurisprudence Don’t Criminalize COVID-19 The ignominious history of HIV criminalization shows why punishing people who spread the coronavirus is a terrible idea.

41. (AP) — Lawmakers in the Republican-led House are looking at measures that would Criminalize abortion, prohibit late-term abortions and remove restrictions on picketing outside

42. Criminalize somebody to make somebody a criminal by making their activities illegal The law Criminalized parents who took their children out of school to go on holiday

43. A gun control bill backed by President Joe Biden was passed by Democrats in the House of Representatives Thursday – a measure seeking to Criminalize …

44. He also leads Apologia’s ministry, End Abortion Now, whose goal is to criminalize and end abortion through the work of the local church and state legistlation

45. The legislation will criminalize terrorism and provide for the prohibition of terrorist activities, including participating in terrorist activities as an accomplice and assisting or financing terrorist activities.

46. The definition should also criminalize torture inflicted by or at the instigation of or with the consent or acquiescence of a public official or other person acting in an official capacity.

47. Lawmakers in Kentucky have advanced a bill that, in part, seeks to Criminalize insulting or taunting police officers in a way that could provoke a violent response.The bill says a person can be

48. Word family (noun) crime criminal criminologist criminology (adjective) criminal incriminating (verb) incriminate Criminalize ≠ deCriminalize (adverb) criminally From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Related topics: Law crim‧i‧nal‧ize (also criminalise British English) / ˈkrɪmənəl-aɪz/ verb [ …

49. Named after Eric Garner, who died in 2014 after being placed in a chokehold by a New York City police officer, the new act would criminalize Chokeholds or similar restraints by police officers that

50. Re: Biden Gun Control Plan Would "Criminalize" Up To 105 Million People: Gun-Rights Group Posted by biglego on 2/27/21 at 11:02 pm to Tchefuncte Tiger quote: commonsense gun …

51. Chevron Trying to ‘Criminalize Human Rights Lawyer’ Who Beat Oil Giant in Court Ten years ago, Chevron was ordered to pay $18 billion for dumping 70 billion liters of toxic waste into the Amazon

52. According to the proposed initiative, any intrusion or penetration with an object or part of a person’s body would Criminalize accepted animal husbandry practices including artificial insemination, pregnancy checking, semen collection, and fertility testing sires.

53. The Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Marriage) Bill, 2019, seeks to Criminalize the act of instant divorce among Muslims with a three-year jail sentence for men who practice triple talaq, which has been made illegal by the Supreme Court.

54. ‘These officials intended to Criminalize the gypsy way of life and deny a group of people their civil rights.’ ‘So our conclusion is it cannot necessarily be right to criminalise one activity, which has seemed to work quite well, on the basis that it might be possible to achieve the same result by …

55. Arguably, these three events have little in common with each other, except that now they've inspired some bad ideas and worse legislation in a number of statehouses and on Capitol Hill—most, although not all, from Republicans— that would Criminalize one of the most fundamental rights in American democracy, to dissent against the government

56. Urges Member States to adopt measures, including, where appropriate, legislation, designed to criminalize all aspects of the misuse of technology to commit child sexual exploitation crimes and to consider, in accordance with national and international law, appropriate measures to detect and remove known child sexual abuse images from the Internet and to facilitate the identification of those responsible for the abuse and/or exploitation of children;

57. With respect to provisions that criminalize disclosure of military or state secrets (articles 4(1)(2)(a) and (b)), the law should be amended to establish a “whistleblowing” defense, where it can be shown that benefit from public disclosure of particular military or state secrets outweighs the harm caused by the disclosure in circumstances where no adequate alternative means of exposing wrongdoing is available.