Sentence examples for completed diversion from inspiring English sources

Both times, charges were eventually dropped after he completed diversion programmes.

In October 2007 Loughner was cited in Pima County for possession of drug paraphernalia, a charge that was dismissed after he completed a diversion program, according to online records.

He was charged with obstructing government operations, but the charge was dismissed when he completed a diversion program, the Lancaster County, Neb., attorney said.

Although he did not need to bother — he had completed a diversion program so the charge was never actually on his record — the incident stuck in the mind of Judge José Luis Castillo of Pima County Consolidated Justice Court.

Although he did not need to bother — he completed a diversion program, so the charge was never actually on his record — Judge Jose Luis Castillo, who handled the case in Pima County Consolidated Justice Court, said after the shooting that, in retrospect, it definitely "crossed my mind" that Mr. Loughner was worried that the charge would prevent him from buying a weapon.

And the judge's review of the court record showed that Mr. Loughner had completed the diversion program in 2007 in almost record time and had been very polite, with nothing to indicate the kind of behavior that was to come. 1 2 Next Page » Reporting was contributed by Ford Burkhart, Ron Nixon and Anissa Tanweer from Tucson, and Serge F. Kovaleski from New York.

This young man spent two days in jail and never used drugs again, but still isn't sure if the felony conviction was dropped or not after he completed a diversion program and probation.

Complete diversion of the Mississippi discharge into the Atchafalaya will accelerate growth of the new delta.

As a complete diversion, The International Novel, to be published by Yale, has taken me out of England and into the twentieth and twenty first centuries.

The court's judges and commissioners resolve most juvenile cases through an informal process, letting offenders off with warnings or requiring them to complete diversion programs, rather than going through the formal court process that can lead to the equivalent of jail.

"Japan is doing everything it can to put the US operation under, effectively, complete diversion by legal action," Brown told reporters.