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infraction
noun as in violation
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Something similar happened in Wisconsin last year, when a conservative incumbent justice railed against his opponent and claimed that she had committed the same infraction that is now being leveled against Riggs.
Younger than 21, he also faces an infraction for driving with alcohol in his system.
He said the "tiny infraction" was an "innocent mistake" due to him not knowing the railcard could not be used until after 10:00 and he feared he could be landed with a huge fine and a criminal record.
Under constant surveillance, every tiny infraction or misdemeanor becomes actionable.
That included 20% of all felony arrests, 42.6% of all misdemeanor arrests and more than 99% percent of infraction arrests.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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