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• This criminality was increased by legislation that criminalized customary and informal economic activities.

• Intrinsically morally permissible conduct, such as driving without a seat belt, does not automatically become immoral upon being criminalized.

• Fashioned from the same gender ideology that criminalized male desertion and non-support of families, they represented a form of state provision for social reproduction.

• Indeed, they may be criminalized even though they do not cause harm at all.

• It is enough to meet the demands of the harm principle that, if the action were not criminalized, that would be harmful.

• The conclusion that conduct is offensive (for the kind of reasons just proposed) is not sufficient to establish that the conduct should be criminalized.

• Creating boundaries and intervening space prevented interpenetration, but also reshaped and sometimes criminalized customary pastoral practice.

• We cannot say that the one should be criminalized because it reduces a person's options or capabilities more than the other.

• It is not anything with the real nature of sleeping being criminalized here, and most addressees would probably understand the euphemism.

• The former were increasingly criminalized and stigmatized, at least on a rhetorical level.

• While collective movements of sisterhood and solidarity between female reformers and criminalized women are alluded to, discussions about them are left undeveloped.

• It is no objection under the harm principle that a harmless action was criminalized, nor even that an action with no tendency to cause harm was criminalized.

• The labor movement's cynicism about the law of conspiracy was heightened by the fact that it criminalized labor activities but not employer blacklists of union workingmen, which were also boycotts.

• However, this statute was so vague it gave prosecutors almost carte blanche power to use in political and private situations which should not be criminalized.

• There is however no limit to the conduct that can be criminalized, when the legislature does not set minimum guidelines to govern law enforcement.