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So we might as well get the scofflaws to pay up.

Many of the scofflaws were Democratic officials and political leaders.

The No. 2 scofflaw now is somewhere in the 400's, the police said.

And often there are serious questions about how hard anyone tries to find these international scofflaws.

That year a new state law to pinpoint the scofflaws took effect.

What if I don't show up for the scofflaw hearing either?

The police do not patrol the shops looking for scofflaws.

A system based on the premise of financing by scofflaws would never work, he said.

Here are some of the alleged global scofflaws the report targets.

The law is hardly ever enforced, and nothing usually happens to scofflaws.

Professor Long said the data make a case for more aggressive prosecution of scofflaws.

For the record, the city's casual poker players are not scofflaws.

Then the Council should use this information to punish sanctions scofflaws.

By the time it gained independence in 1991, Georgia had become a scofflaw state.

Three violations put William into the scofflaw category, and he served four years.

Stores don't ask questions; they just sell to potential scofflaws.

Once tore up a parking ticket, thus becoming a scofflaw.

The law has hardly ever been enforced, and scofflaws are usually not punished.

Translation: No scofflaws or anyone in default on a loan.

The rewards are the latest effort to find parking ticket scofflaws.

Some programs -such as trying to target the city's top 100 scofflaws - have not worked well.

Mr. Holt was far from the only scofflaw in town.

And these problems have persisted, officials said, despite more rigorous efforts in recent years to catch up with scofflaws.

To the unions, this amounted to rewarding scofflaws, but they went along.

Names of scofflaws whose cars were seized would be released weekly.