Sentence examples for knowingly and voluntarily from inspiring English sources

Abettor, in law, a person who becomes equally guilty in the crime of another by knowingly and voluntarily aiding the criminal during the act itself.

Or he could challenge his more than two weeks of detention without counsel, even though prosecutors say he "knowingly and voluntarily waived his Miranda rights".

Prosecutors have said Mr. Arbabsiar "knowingly and voluntarily" waived his rights to remain silent, to have a lawyer present and to be quickly taken before a judge.

The proposal specifies that the minors engaged in sexting are only exempt from prosecution if they "knowingly and voluntarily" exchanged images and if there was no coercion involved.

The letter said Mr. Arbabsiar had "without counsel, knowingly and voluntarily waived his Miranda rights and his right to a speedy presentment" each day, and had signed waivers to that effect.

The federal appeals court in Cincinnati ruled in 2008 that his statement should have been excluded because prosecutors could not prove that Mr. Thompkins had knowingly and voluntarily waived his right to remain silent.

Judges had the duty to reject any defendant's guilty plea not made voluntarily, knowingly and with sufficient factual basis.

The appellate court affirmed a lower court's ruling that Mr. Craig entered his guilty plea voluntarily, knowingly and intelligently, meeting the legal standard.

The constitutional requirement of Miranda is that there be protective procedures in place to fully inform a suspect of his rights, so that he knows his rights, so that he knows he can exercise those rights, he knows that his interrogators will honor those rights, and so that the court will know that any waiver of those rights was made knowingly and intentionally, not just voluntarily.

Giving works best when done freely and voluntarily.

This relationship occurred during activation of muscle voluntarily and voluntarily with electrical stimulation superimposed.