Sentence examples for evade charges from inspiring English sources

That same year, Mrs. O'Hair fled to Mexico to evade charges of assaulting Baltimore policemen.

This small point is notable because, in time, the fact that van Meegeren had scammed Göring helped him not only to evade charges of collaboration but to become a folk hero.

Lawyers for Dink's family hope the trial will prove that state authorities were involved in a conspiracy to silence the newspaper editor, although they say some key suspects continue to evade charges.

And an administration that can evade charges of misconduct, including torture, by hiding behind state secrets claims, even when all the details are publicly known, becomes the guardian of its own liability.

It's a historic moment in the annals of international justice: the first time since Nuremberg that a head of state has been indicted for war crimes, even if Taylor did managed to evade charges that he had "command responsibility" over the fighters who carried them out.

In order to evade charges of racism, defenders of profiling point to actuarial data to bolster their claims that profiling is the most cost-effective way to fight crime, relying on the seeming logic of concentrating police resources on the people most likely to commit crime.

Mr. Lohr was booked on felony evading charges and also held on three outstanding warrants unrelated to the Clements case.

Rumors always trailed Kassar, not least because he had evaded charges for so many years while the authorities tried, and failed, to accumulate enough evidence to prosecute him.

Among those who have evaded charges is a young man who reportedly testified, under oath, that he was in his car with the unconscious victim and witnessed her assault there, as well as another assault at her house.

DALI, China — Justin Franchi Solondz, an environmental activist from New Jersey who spent years evading charges of ecoterrorism in the United States by hiding out in China, was sentenced to three years in prison by a local court on Friday on charges of manufacturing drugs in this backpacker haven.

Bundy, 69, who evaded charges for nearly two years until his arrest in February, had long refused to pay grazing fees to the government to allow his cattle to use public lands – a dispute that escalated into a standoff that drew hundreds of anti-government supporters to his ranch in Bunkerville.