Sentence examples for accused record from inspiring English sources
C17 Sparring Over Online Music Napster gave a federal court a report outlining its progress in filtering copyrighted music from its online service, but it also accused record companies of seeking to block titles that they did not own.
"For you all to be so kind to me is so nice". Earlier, the star used her best female victory speech to declare support for US pop star Kesha, who has accused record producer Dr Luke of sexual and emotional abuse.
The campaigns also pressure the courts to try the accused quickly, record the maximum possible number of convictions and show little mercy in sentencing.
Mottola also had been ridiculed by fading pop star Michael Jackson, who accused the record executive of racism and blamed him for the disappointing sales of his most recent album.
He has been accused of "record-high audacity" and "anti-Semitic ideas," and officials in the prime minister's office have talked of having him expelled.
(Bloomberg News) Mistrial in Case of Former Duke Energy Executive A judge declared a mistrial after jurors deadlocked on the remaining charges against a former trading executive of the Duke Energy Corporation who was accused of recording false trading data to increase bonuses for himself and others at the company, a power and natural-gas producer.
The wiretapping indictments came a few months later, and he is accused of recording the conversations without the other parties' consent.
Dharun Ravi, 24, the New Jersey man accused of recording his roommate Tyler Clementi kissing another man, was convicted in 2012 on 15 charges, including several bias intimidation counts and invasion of privacy.
The Illinois law once included such a provision, but it was removed by the state legislature in response to an Illinois Supreme Court ruling that threw out the conviction of a man accused of recording police from the back of a squad car.
A group of Clay Aiken fans fired off a complaint to the Federal Trade Commission last year accusing his record label of false advertising for promoting him as heterosexual.
