Sentence examples for lead to guilty from inspiring English sources

Some New Jersey Democrats fear that Mr. Torricelli's image may be tarnished by the federal investigation surrounding his 1996 campaign, which has lead to guilty pleas by six donors.

In any white-collar probe, investigative pressure on low-level officials can lead to guilty pleas and cooperation, generating new evidence and leads about those higher on the chain of command, these people noted.

It led to guilty pleas on a significant number of charges.

Gray was not charged in that probe, which led to guilty pleas by six people, including some of his associates.

The inquiry, which led to guilty pleas by over a dozen individuals, was motivated by a desire to help aggrieved tribes, the campaign said.

He cooperated in the investigation, which led to guilty pleas and varying sentences for more than 20 smugglers and crew members.

A federal investigation into the company's weapons shipments to Iraq led to guilty pleas on criminal charges by two former Blackwater employees who are believed to have cooperated with a broader federal inquiry.

The legislative fight over an earlier version of Goodlatte's bill was at the center of the Abramoff lobbying scandal, which led to guilty pleas by Abramoff and four former associates, including three former congressional aides.

Mr. Abramoff cooperated extensively with the F.B.I. as part of political corruption investigations that ultimately led to guilty pleas and convictions against more than 20 Congressional staff members and others linked to Mr. Abramoff.

The most prominent of the investigations, which is examining shootings by the police on the Danziger Bridge days after the hurricane, leaving two people dead, has already led to guilty pleas from four former police officers.

The case led to guilty pleas in 1988 by Jesse Friedman, then 18, and his father, Arnold Friedman, who ran a popular computer class at his house on Piccadilly Road in the affluent Long Island community of Great Neck.