without a criminal record

He said that only those without a criminal record would be picked.

A juror must be 25 years old, legally competent, and without a criminal record.

Under current law anyone without a criminal record can own an assault weapon that is registered with the police.

Legal experts said it was not unusual for judges to release a defendant without a criminal record on no bail.

State gun laws vary in Australia, but it is fairly easy for a person without a criminal record to buy a rifle or shotgun.

He received 38 months in prison instead of the 19 months he would have received without a criminal record.

"I'm confident we can walk out without a criminal record," Mr. Tacopina said.

If the crime is bank robbery by an offender without a criminal record, the guidelines say that 21 months in prison is warranted.

"Anyone with a B.A. without a criminal record can be a substitute in New York," she said.

Firearms in the Czech Republic are available to anybody without a criminal record and aged above 18 (or 21 for certain license categories).

The Hi-Point carbine, also a semiautomatic, is a widely available weapon that may legally be sold to anyone over 18 without a criminal record.

I grew up in Arlington about a 10-minute walk or a five-minute bike ride from a pawnshop where almost anyone without a criminal record could buy guns.

A Swiss buyer of a handgun from a shop needs a Government license, which is normally issued within a few weeks to anyone without a criminal record.

As a consequence of his appeal not having been heard, Demjanuk's conviction of May 2011 by a lower court was invalidated; and he died without a criminal record.

For example, the Brady law has not curbed the practice of straw purchasing, in which a person without a criminal record buys a gun on behalf of a felon.

All appointees had to pass a physical exam and be U.S. citizens, at least 24 years old, of good health and moral character, and without a criminal record.

Ms. Quigley wants to limit the issuing of the badges to "outstanding citizens" - or at least those without a criminal record, extensive motor vehicle violations or tax problems.

To further protect myself from inquisitive minds, I decided my mother and father had long since died and that I managed to make it into my 30s without a criminal record.

They described him as a student about to begin his junior year at William Cullen Bryant High School in Long Island City and as without a criminal record.

In New York City, they said, it has become harder to attract young people with a high school diploma (the Army can take a few with only equivalency degrees) and without a criminal record.

Alone in the industrial world, the United States has had a firearms "democracy" - some say free-for-all - in which nearly any kind of gun is legally available to nearly anyone without a criminal record.

The South Bronx deserves a senator without a criminal record, and as it happens, Mr. Gonzalez is opposed by Augustin Alamo, a schoolteacher who remains unscathed by scandal.

A member of the Tsets shall be a citizen of Mongolia who has high legal and political professional standing, is without a criminal record against him and has reached 40 years of age.

Since 1966, in a special legacy of the cold war, any Cuban without a criminal record, unlike citizens of any other country, has been automatically granted legal residence immediately upon his arrival in the United States.

Mikey Powell, the cousin of the poet Benjamin Zephaniah and a man without a criminal record, died in 2003 after police officers drove their car at him before spraying him with CS gas