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If there is a contractual violation, and then you are trialed by a civil court, they wont sentence you to jail. If there is a penal trial, jail is an option.
A person is not "trialed" or " tried" for a breach of contract the way a person is tried for committing a crime. The parties litigate the dispute in civil court to determine if there was a breach and if so, what the damages are. it is strictly a civil, not a criminal trial and there are no penal consequences at all.
In other words, jail, like failure, is not an option.
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What are the consequences of a failure to provide a copy of the contract?
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If the girl is fourteen andf the boy is fifteen what are legal ramifications?
its legal cuz you guys are only a year apart
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Lose the opportunity to work there
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What is the legal definition of promptly and how does it apply in the context of contract fulfillment?
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Is a vacation condo rental agreement a legal contract?
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