Sentence examples for grievous charge from inspiring English sources

Though he avoided the most grievous charge, Manning's multiple guilty verdicts could add up to as many as 130 years in prison.

Mr. Milosevic, the first head of state to be tried on such grievous charges, showed little emotion as prosecutors laid out the litany of Europe's horror of the 1990's: genocide against Muslims in Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as crimes in two other wars in Croatia and Kosovo that tore a still-unsealed hole in the stability of the Balkans.

Instead of booking the real culprits responsible for taking so many precious lives, the police caught innocent people and got imposed the grievous charges against them which resulted in their conviction and subsequent sentencing.

The accusations of pedophilia and endangerment of children are some of the most grievous charges one can possibly make against another, and as such the burden of proof must be exceptionally high.

The jury cleared him of the more serious charge of causing grievous bodily harm.

In relation to that attack, Madine was cleared of the more serious charge of causing grievous bodily harm with intent.

In both cases Madine was cleared of more serious charges - counts of causing grievous bodily harm against Mr Beresford, whom he said he hit in self-defence, and of causing grievous bodily harm with intent to Mr Hall.

All of which seems odd to me: "Because if I'd experienced what you say you suffered – unfair conviction on the most grievous of charges – I think I would be furious".

Anderson promised to return to India to face culpable homicide and grievous assault charges, but the U.S. refused to extradite him and he died on October 31 this year in Florida, age 92.

The grievous bodily harm charge was submitted as an alternative to an earlier attempted murder allegation, which the brothers denied.

The mother has pleaded guilty to failing to provide for her child, but has had a grievous bodily harm charge dropped.