It's also significant that Mr. Mueller threw the book at Mr. Manafort and Mr. Gates.
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They were not beaten or thrown in jail, but the Alabama governor threw the book at them.
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He said Mueller "threw the book" at Trump associates who lied, but refused to charge other dishonest witnesses.
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"There's a feeling that they threw the book at him hoping that something would stick," Mr. Jamal said.
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Kodak Black is pushing for a lighter prison sentence because he thinks the judge unfairly threw the book at him.
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"We are talking about serious offenses for which the Obama Justice Department threw the book at General (David) Petraeus," Cruz said.
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It's possible that she threw the book at him to prove a point that his celebrity didn't put him above the law.
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Adrien Broner is back behind bars in Cincinnati -- after the judge threw the book at the boxer for arriving to court more than 3 HOURS late.
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After the last protests demanding stronger democracy, which took place in Bolotnaya Square in Moscow beginning in December 2011, the government threw the book at a number of demonstrators.
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During committee hearings, reps only have a limited time to ask questions, so Mnuchin was running out the clock and Waters wasn't having it, and effectively threw the book at him.
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Smith appeared in an L.A. County Superior courtroom Friday -- where the judge threw the book at him, sentencing him to life in prison for each of the 3 murders without the possibility of parole.
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Nassar was also the former doctor for USA Gymnastics, and when Judge Rosemarie Aquilina sentenced him -- after a week's worth of victim statements from 150 women and girls -- she pretty much threw the book at him.
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The effect of his transition from being just one of 535 in Congress to being top dog at the Justice Department was underscored on Friday when he ordered federal prosecutors to make sure they threw the book at criminal defendants and pursued the toughest penalties possible.
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"I was accused of starting a riot in the auditorium, but it was somebody else who threw the book at the principal," he told the journalist Lawrence Weschler, who wrote a profile of Mr. Boggs for The New Yorker in 220 that evolved into a book, "Boggs: A Comedy of Values," published in 22001.
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They threw the book at Deia for being a journalist.”Filmmaker Arrested At Pipeline Protest Facing 45 Years In Felony Charges Subsequently, she co-produced Lindsey Grayzel's 2018 film, The Reluctant Radical, about one of the protesters involved with the protest action. Deia also co-produced the documentary Awake, A Dream from Standing Rock in 2017.
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