Absolutely, because they did throw the book at Lance Armstrong.
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I hope they throw the book at all of you.
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No ball — they'll throw the book at a pernicious pointer puppynapper.
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Moves me to turn the page, throw the book at the wall?
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No surprise, his victims want the judge to throw the book at Nassar.
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If it was Papa John's, then just throw the book at that dude.
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While prosecutors throw the book at mistaken voters, officials' mistakes and misconduct go unpunished.
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If he harasses her in any way, the D.A. will throw the book at him.
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Both men want justice ... as in, throw the book at the monsters who committed the hate crime.
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And I do know the special counsel investigation is literally trying to throw the book at him.
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Trump's "law and order" attorney general wants to throw the book at relatively small-time drug offenders.
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The Democrats have to throw the book at Donald Trump to make him seem absolutely, utterly, finally indefensible.
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"If I was standing here saying to throw the book at him, my opinion would matter," Geimer said.
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Spanish prosecutors reportedly intend to throw the book at him for giving a homeless man Oreos filled with toothpaste.
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That's a hard call, but, to be honest, Musk is practically begging her to throw the book at him.
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No one seems to know if the SEC will throw the book at Musk or just slap his wrist.
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And, with Dennis' criminal history, it's possible a judge could throw the book at the NBA legend if he's convicted.
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"People want someone to throw the book at," said Katie Sprehe, a senior director at the communications firm APCO Worldwide.
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"When companies abuse the Lifeline program, we should throw the book at them," Jessica Rosenworcel, a Democratic FCC Commissioner, tweeted.
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As we reported, federal prosecutors have recommended the judge throw the book at X and give him 5 years in prison.
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Prosecutors want the judge to throw the book at Cosby, and railed on the defense for suggesting house arrest is appropriate.
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It's unlikely he'll be ordered to serve more jail time unless the judge really wants to throw the book at him.
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If convicted, Cyborg faces up to 6 months behind bars if the judge really wanted to throw the book at her.
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" He added, "He looked and talked like a man who would throw the book at you — and maybe the whole country.
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"They were prepared to throw the book at John," Earl Buchholz, executive director of the Association of Tennis Professionals, told the Times.
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It's a good deal considering he was facing several months behind bars if the judge wanted to throw the book at him.
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If FTC investigators decided to throw the book at Facebook, they could potentially levy "trillions of dollars" worth of fines against the company.
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He's due back in court in March ... and if the judge wants to throw the book at him, he could be sent to jail.
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On Monday, he asked a judge to throw the book at one "flipper" particularly close to home: his former "fixer" and personal lawyer, Michael Cohen.
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Bureaucrats who would throw the book at you if you failed to follow their rules to a "T" are unwilling to follow the rules themselves.
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If convicted, he's facing a maximum of 5 years in prison ... but we're guessing the judge ain't gonna throw the book at him for some weeeeeeed.
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Tons of fake ID usage will inevitably go unnoticed and unpunished, but if you get unlucky, they can throw the book at you, which would suck.
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It's easy for people to look at the details emerging in You's case and say, "This is horrible, let's throw the book at her," Medwed said.
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President Trump obstructed on nearly every page of Volume II of the Mueller report, even though Robert Mueller was too lost in legalese to throw the book at him.
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That fact means Madsen could face anywhere from 4 days to 364 days in county jail ... IF he's convicted and the judge opts to throw the book at him.
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While the U.S. wrings its hands over what to do with online haters and abusers on social media, other countries have a more direct approach: throw the book at them.
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But prosecutors asked the judge to throw the book at Wolfe and send him to prison for two years, a weighty sentence for one count of lying to the FBI.
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Why are they referencing his political viewpoints if was someone who just, oh we have to throw the book at him for $22018,218 in a campaign that was down 27026 points?
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Inquiries would include how we can make tax laws fairer and stronger to put a stop to avoidance by big corporations and throw the book at people who game the system.
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Not exactly the kind of "throw the book at him" punishment one would expect from a service branch truly dedicated to sending the message that this sort of behavior is unacceptable.
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Morgan has now been hit with a disturbing the peace citation and faces up to ONE YEAR in jail plus a $1,000 fine if the judge decides to throw the book at him.
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"We won't hesitate to throw the book at people who violate our rules on this," Wray said, noting that he had rolled out a new media contacts policy for the bureau in November.
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The case went under the radar for years, but got back in front of the judge in April -- and he faced 90 days in jail if the judge wanted the throw the book at him.
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WASHINGTON — Judge T.S. Ellis III offered some pointed advice for those who expected him to throw the book at President Trump's former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, for perpetrating a decade-long, multimillion-dollar fraud scheme.
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Bob Arum says Canelo Alvarez should go away for a long time if he's taking steroids to get an edge on GGG ... but the top boxing promoter ain't gonna throw the book at him just yet.
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"Some agency needs to throw the book at Tesla," said Raj Rajkumar, a member of the team that won the 2007 DARPA Urban Challenge, a race widely credited with kicking off the self-driving vehicle industry.
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" Clinton welcomed the endorsement on Wednesday and pledged to strive for international trade deals that will benefit domestic companies, saying that if elected she will "throw the book at China and stop them from cheating American workers.
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The wife of former NFL lineman Roy Miller says she thought she was "going to die" in front of her children when her husband attacked her in 2017 ... and she's begging the court to throw the book at him.
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The jury's decision was a major rebuke to federal prosecutors, who tried to throw the book at the self-styled militia members who led a 41-day armed takeover of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge rural eastern Oregon in January and February.
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The FBI director revealed that he has set up a dedicated internal unit at the bureau to ferret out unauthorized disclosures of information, vowing to "throw the book at people" and noting that he had rolled out a new media contacts policy for the bureau in November.
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Someone extremely charming must have turned up to make excuses for him because the man expected to throw the book at McGregor, Mike Mazzulli went on the MMA Hour to tell Ariel Helwani that McGregor's punishment was to be withdrawn from the UFC's December 30th card.
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"There are other big cities in the US." Inconsistent language The FAA has one go-to violation it cites when fining drone pilots, but the agency is willing to pull out additional regulations or violations if it wants to throw the book at a person or company.
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Schiff, who is among the most outspoken critics of the president, said Sunday that Mueller will have to "throw the book" at Manafort and Jerome Corsi, a Stone associate who publicly declared last week that he would reject a plea deal from the special counsel and instead file a criminal complaint in the case.
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"The government should follow up with criminal charges against both VW and its management to protect our health from auto pollution and signal other automakers that it will throw the book at any company that follows VW's lead," Dan Becker, director of the safe-climate campaign at the Center for Auto Safety, wrote in an email.
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The upshot of Warren's critique of Obama is that the administration's desire for financial stability has led it to be serially soft on financial crime, when what it should be doing is taking every possible opportunity to throw the book at the banks — seeing the possible collapse of whole institutions as more of a feature than a bug of a rigorous approach to enforcement.
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MORE: Read our 22017 Volkswagen Tiguan preview Tiguan SEL Premium models throw the book at the new crossover with 225-inch wheels, LED headlights, leather seats, a heated steering wheel, a surround-view camera system, parking assistance, a lane-departure warning system, automatic high beams, and VW's top-of-the-line digital instrument cluster that swaps gauges for a 2380-inch screen—a system cribbed from pricey Audi models.
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As president of RTCHF, Vonderplanitz mediated these animal-leasing arrangements in multiple states.David Gumpert, "Have the Feds finally found food producers they can throw the book at?", Food Safety News, 30 Nov 2011. Vonderplanitz meanwhile criticized the "herdshare" or "cowshare" model, whereby a consumer buys "shares", thus "partially owns" the cattle, and then buys dairy directly from the farmer, who may still sell to nonshareholders, too.
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Mosson served prison sentences in the 1960s for housebreaking, shoplifting and assault, which he attributed to being an alcoholic at the time; an affliction he later overcame.Council threatens to throw the book at author, The Scotsman, 21 June 2008 He was first elected as a Glasgow councillor for Anderston in 1984. He was elected Lord Provost in 1999, replacing Pat Lally. He was succeeded in 2003 by Liz Cameron.
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The other board members wanted to throw the book at Ross, but Captain Berthol E. Davis, who was also Jewish and knew of Ross's achievements, convinced the rest of the board to allow Ross to go overseas and avoid punishment. So, he was sent to the Pacific theater. He served with B Company, 1st Battalion, 8th Marines during the Battle of Guadalcanal in the South Pacific. One night, he and three other comrades were trapped under enemy fire.
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This collection of essays and short stories was never published except for one chapter, "The Wonderful Story of Abe Lincoln," which was published in the American Alpine Journal in 1946. After some time in Grants Pass, Rusk was appointed to the position of justice of the peace. He was known to be quite the prohibitionist and would throw the book at bootleggers. In addition to being justice of the peace, Rusk worked his father's Lucky Spot mine on the weekends, walking 14 miles there and back.
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This time the judge threatens to throw the book at Petey, sentencing him to six months in jail. Petey asks for a week's continuance before sentencing, then uses the time to court Martha, having discovered her to be the daughter of the judge. Once his scheme is revealed, Petey is locked in the town jail by the angry judge. Martha is smitten with him now, however, throws a rock to get arrested so she can end up in the next cell, holding hands with Petey between the bars.
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Reisman infiltrates his own camp and gets the convicts to disarm Breed's paratroops, forcing the colonel to leave in humiliation. However, after Reisman gets prostitutes for the men to celebrate the completion of their training, General Worden and his chief of staff, Brigadier General Denton throw the book at him. Denton, who sides with Breed's testimony, urges General Worden to terminate Project Amnesty and send them back to prison for execution of their sentences. Reisman defends the prisoners ferociously saying each one of them is worth ten of Breed's men.
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Sam Vimes proceeds to arrest the Supreme Grand Master (Lupine Wonse, the Patrician's secretary) but accidentally causes the man's death when he tells Carrot to "throw the book at him." The man was attempting to summon another dragon, and dies from falling off a broken floor after being hit by the Laws and Ordinances of Ankh-Morpork. The Patrician is reinstated as ruler of Ankh-Morpork, and offers the Watch anything they want as a reward. They ask only for a modest pay raise, a new tea kettle, and a dartboard.
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Traffic police are one bane of Ogri's existence, although not the worst. He has been stopped for speeding on numerous occasions, but he is hard to catch and so (at least in cartoon land) generally escapes unidentified and unpunished. On one topic however he and the police do see eye to eye: motorcycle theft. When a friend of his had his bike stolen, and caught up to the thief at about the same time as the police, Ogri thoroughly approved of letting the police throw the book at the criminal before pursuing any kind of personal revenge.
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Conservationists, including the Australian Greens political party and the Capricorn Conservation Council, have questioned the lack of requirement to have pilots stationed aboard ships transiting the Barrier Reef. Queensland Premier Anna Bligh demanded that Commonwealth authorities "throw the book" at the ship's owner. Bligh said she considered even a minor oil spill "unacceptable", and claimed Shen Neng 1 had broken Australian law by even being in the area. Prime Minister Kevin Rudd visited the site on 5 April, and said that his government's main task at this point was to "bring to account those who are responsible" for threatening what he called Australia's greatest natural asset.
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