Sentence examples for distribution conspiracy from inspiring English sources

He spoke tentatively as he pleaded guilty to charges of robbery and drug distribution conspiracy, his words barely audible.

Meanwhile, Rego and 11 others were criminally charged in a large-scale marijuana distribution conspiracy in Tennessee in mid June.

Among them was Patrick Roberts, a 65-year-old African-American man from Detroit who was serving a life sentence for a drug distribution conspiracy involving crack cocaine, among other substances.

They "engaged in a large-scale heroin distribution conspiracy with international Mexican cartel connections that trafficked hundreds of kilograms of heroin into New York City," according to a detention memo by US Attorney Richard Donoghue.

The men, both 34 and from the Bronx, have been charged with participating in a cocaine-distribution conspiracy and with conspiring to commit extortion in connection with Officer Acosta's improper use of his authority, a statement from the office said.

So far there are a total of 69 charges included in the 16 arrest warrants which include racketeering and conspiracy under the Colorado Organized Crime Control Act, Distribution of Marijuana, Possession of Marijuana with the Intent to Distribute, Conspiracy to Distribute Marijuana and Money Laundering.

Patick Morgan of upstate New York faces posession, distribution and conspiracy charges and a series of text messages between him and Russ make the evidence fairly compelling.

Birotte's inquiry was suddenly dropped a year ago after he had spent two years looking into allegations of drug distribution, fraud and conspiracy, paving the way for the United States Anti-Doping Agency's own investigation that led to Armstrong being banned for life and stripped of his seven Tour de France titles.

On Jan . 12 , 1984Fisher was sentenced to life in prison without parole for continuing criminal enterprise, conspiracy, distribution of heroin and racketeering.

A Yonkers man convicted of federal narcotics conspiracy and distribution charges was sentenced yesterday to life in prison without the possibility of parole, the United States attorney's office said.

The cooperating witness has pleaded guilty to narcotics conspiracy and distribution offenses, and agreed to help the authorities in an effort to seek leniency at sentencing, the complaint notes.