Sentence examples for for a reduced charge from inspiring English sources

Baxley and Eddy tracked down Bobby Cherry in Texas and failed, narrowly they believed, to talk him into testifying against the other suspects in exchange for a reduced charge.

And while the customer can opt for a lower level of coverage — in return for a reduced charge — the minimum that must be provided under federal law is 60 cents per pound, per item, an amount that is unlikely to approach the actual value of many items.

Their convictions were largely based on witness testimony from other prisoners, including a repeat rapist who was later found to have helped the prosecution in exchange for a reduced charge.

Unions often have attorneys available to members for a reduced charge or even for free.

One Dello Russo patient, Senior Airman Derrick Fields, 31, stationed at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware, said that in June he paid $600 down on a $3,500 surgery bill for both eyes — a reduced charge the practice offers to members of the military.

When I tell an innocent client that he can choose to go to trial and face up to 30 years if convicted, or plead to a reduced charge for three or four years, the risks are clear.

The reward to a defendant for pleading guilty is very often a reduced charge and, almost always, far less actual jail time.

The man, Ralph Kazmirski, 30, pleaded guilty in July to a reduced charge of first-degree manslaughter for shooting Carol Lozott, 35, once in the chest.

A Long Island businessman charged with fabricating an elaborate tale of his own kidnapping last summer pleaded guilty to a reduced charge today, offering scant explanation for his actions and saying only that he hoped to put the matter behind him.

A reduced charge of £90 has been set for payments made within 14 days of issue.

She has been allowed to plead guilty to a reduced charge of second-degree murder in exchange for testifying against Bodine, according to CBS News.