Sentence examples for make felony from inspiring English sources

After taking courses early next year and obtaining a gun license, Mr. Bowman will be able to carry a gun, make felony arrests, apply for search warrants and carry out searches, things that can now be done only by police officers pulled from their regular assignments.

It would make felonies of some of the roles played by people involved in fraud rings.

The creation of the panel comes as Internal Affairs Bureau officers are investigating claims that crime complaints in the 81st Precinct in Brooklyn had been intentionally downgraded to make felonies appear to be misdemeanors, in an attempt to tamp down the number of major crimes.

They seem to be making felonies where they don't exist".

If all such feelings were made felonies, the world would quickly become a kinder, gentler place.

"His question is, are some people making easy, quick, low-level collars when they could be making felonies," said another senior law enforcement official familiar with the new commissioner's thinking.

Ms. Sink has been lobbying the Legislature to make a felony of "egregious examples" of problematic sales to investors.

He has made 86 felony arrests and earned three citations for his work as an officer.

As a recent article in the Times pointed out, in 1995, the N.Y.P.D. made one felony arrest for every 1.3 arrests in "the broadest category of misdemeanors; by 2013, the ratio had grown to 2.5 misdemeanor arrests for each felony".

The charge, which had been a misdemeanor, was made a felony, punishable by up to four years in jail, after Sept. 11.

Some legal experts say the prosecution threatens political and press freedom, making a felony of the commerce in information and ideas that is Washington's lifeblood.