Sentence examples for guilty on time from inspiring English sources

"Time and time again," Rudovsky said, "someone in custody on minor charges will be given the option after a week in jail: 'Plead guilty on time in and we'll let you out, or wait three months in jail for a trial.' It's not surprising then that a lot of people plead guilty".

She, in turn, began to feel guilty that she wasn't having one-on-one time with Maia and Theo.

You don't always have to wait to leave the office until it's dark outside, nor should you feel guilty about leaving right on time or even if you slip out early every once in a while.

Jordan told the court that as a defense attorney he'd seen "clients, incarcerated for weeks before trial because they couldn't afford to bond out, lose their jobs, autos, and homes," and heard defendants "protest their innocence, but plead guilty to get out on time served, rather than stay in jail". .

Anthony Eppolito clutched one of his dad's plaques as the jury foreperson — a middle-aged black woman — stood, at ten past two, and quietly spoke the word "proved" seventy times: guilty on all counts.

"Guilty on murder one," she said.

Jurors found the gunman, who was 25 at the time, not guilty on the grounds of insanity.

The district attorney's office has offered to release Mr. Collins on time served if he pleads guilty to manslaughter.

He felt sad and guilty about not being able to get her to the meet on time.

According to Fears's court-appointed attorney in Texas, Patrick J. Ruzzo, he faces serious prison time if found guilty on the domestic-violence charge.

c) After being found not guilty on 12 counts of sexy pee-time with a minor: "'Where do you want to go now?' my crew asked.