Sentence examples for a felony committed from inspiring English sources

If Mr Starr can impute crimes to Mr Clinton in Whitewater, can he indict him for a felony committed when he was not president?

Reference is made to the well established right of law enforcement officers to arrest without a warrant for a felony committed in their presence, Carroll v. United States, 267 U.S. 132, 156, 157, 45 S.Ct.

November 26 , 1861Frankfort, Kentucky November 30, 1944 El Paso, Texas Albert Bacon Fall, (born Nov. 26, 1861, Frankfort, Ky., U.S. died Nov. 30, 1944, El Paso, Texas), U.S. secretary of the interior under President Warren G. Harding; he was the first American to be convicted of a felony committed while holding a Cabinet post.

Though his Christmas Eve pardons last week included actor Robert Downey Jr., there were dozens more who received a holiday gift of being eased from the burden of a felony committed, in some cases, decades earlier.

The request for a restraining order was filed on Monday, according to Missouri court records, the day before Hawley announced that his office had uncovered evidence of a possible felony committed by the governor.

Under New Jersey law, stiffer penalties would result from a felony murder committed because of the victim's sexual orientation, said Lt. Derek Glenn, a spokesman for the Newark Police Department.

Brianna Ross, 53, voted for the first time on Tuesday and said she had been barred from voting because of a felony she committed when she was 19.

Rice also sponsored a bill to make the invasion of privacy for sexual gratification a felony if committed by someone who has previously been convicted of a sexual offense or if the victim is a minor.

Looking dangerous opens you up to school counselors, teachers, and principals, etc. Pestering you when a felony is committed in the school.

They live in an atmosphere of mystery and intrigue: "Never were so many assorted felonies committed in a simple American small town.

Congress should make it a felony to commit a criminal violation of the worker-safety laws, and the penalties for lawbreakers should be stiffened.