Sentence examples for about the felony from inspiring English sources

Mr. Holle, who rejected the deal, has spent some time thinking about the felony murder rule.

They radioed the information to the dispatcher and heard back about the felony warrant for Robert Sanders from New York.

Asked about the felony charges that were dropped to misdemeanors by her office, Ms. Pirro said that the plea offers were decided "on a case-by-case basis".

A curmudgeonly beat reporter at The Seattle Times risks his access to the team by writing about the felony assault conviction of a talented safety who has just sustained a horrific injury.

White House officials have said in recent days that in their contacts with foreign governments about Mr. Snowden, they have warned those governments about the felony charges that Mr. Snowden faced in the United States and urged that they not further aid his international flight.

After police in Ventura County, California, arrested and jailed Judy Mikovits on 18 November, they gave few details about the felony charges levied against the well-known chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) researcher.

In about half of the felony convictions, the authorities failed to revoke or suspend the holder's permit, including for cases of murder, rape and kidnapping.

I also found that there were issues with how well government officials were policing the permit process: "In about half of the felony convictions, the authorities failed to revoke or suspend the holder's permit, including for cases of murder, rape and kidnapping".

Still, national security officials at the White House did know in advance about the lengthy felony indictment of Dr. Lee without raising apparent objections.

"The State Board needs to thoroughly investigate these complaints to determine if the felony statute about purposeful misinformation was violated," Hall said in a statement Friday.

African American men have higher rates of felony convictions and therefore fall into the felony trap – in Florida about one in five black men have been disenfranchised effectively for life.