Sentence examples for a felon of from inspiring English sources

American law once favored the concept of civil death of stripping a felon of civil rights for an especially heinous crime like treason.

(By contrast, our own George Steinbrenner, owner of those damn Yankees, is a felon of impeccably American lineage — convicted for illegal campaign contributions to one Republican President, Richard Nixon, and pardoned by another, Ronald Reagan).

That would theoretically make a felon out of anyone who lied about their age or weight on Match.com.

An NRA spokesperson claimed that the bill was "so overly broad that it could make a felon out of a girlfriend who pulls a cell phone from her boyfriend's hand against his will".

Foss explained he decided not to charge the teenager because he "didn't think branding him a felon for the rest of his life was the right answer.

Michael Boysen, a felon suspected of killing his grandparents Friday night after they threw him a party upon his release from prison, was captured after a standoff with police at an Oregon hotel.

As civil lawsuits go, this one has already proved unusually colorful, what with the revelation that one participant is a felon, allegations of doctored documents and testimonials from two Sinatra children about which Patsy's restaurant their father liked best.

Turned out that one property was on public park land and the other belonged to Californian Daniel Fowlie, a felon convicted of drug charges, who himself has spent years trying to get back 3,000 acres he bought in the 1970s.

He was booked on charges of being a felon in possession of a firearm and possession of marijuana. .

Along with the aggravated murder charges, he faces two counts of intimidation in the second degree, one of attempted murder and one count of being a felon in possession of a restricted weapon.

The two suspects in the beating of Stow now face federal charges of being a felon in possession of firearms and could face up to 10 years in federal prison.