Sentence examples for manslaughter at the from inspiring English sources

"I felt surely that he would be found guilty of second-degree murder, manslaughter at the least.

Three fire service incident commanders also prosecuted in connection with the death were acquitted of four counts of manslaughter at the same court earlier this year.

King, a former numbers operator from Cleveland, had recently finished serving a four-year term for manslaughter at the Marion (Ohio Correctional Institutionn.

Three soldiers who were also convicted of manslaughter at the time were released on December 3, having served two-thirds of their sentences.

Conservative columnist Charles Krauthammer called the decision "totally incomprehensible". "It looks as if at least they might have indicted him on something like involuntary manslaughter at the very least," Krauthammer said on Fox News.

The teen-ager, Melissa Drexler of Forked River, had planned to plead guilty to a reduced charge of aggravated manslaughter at the hearing, said a person, speaking on the condition of anonymity, who was familiar with her recent plea-bargaining talks with the Monmouth County Prosecutor, John Kaye.

Anaesthetist Errol Cornish and the Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust, which runs Tunbridge Wells Hospital where Frances Cappuccini died, denied charges of gross negligence manslaughter and corporate manslaughter respectively at the time.

Ryan Anthony, 24, of Albany, La., and Azia Crockett, 27, of Ponchatoula, turned themselves in to police; each man was booked on felony manslaughter charges at the Tangipahoa Parish Jail in Amite, police said.

His fame came not from shooting a bartender in 1909 to avenge a prostitute whom he pimped, nor from fatally stabbing a guard in 1916 while serving his manslaughter sentence at the Leavenworth, Kansas, penitentiary.

After a prosecutor decided to level manslaughter charges at the owners of a building that had a fatal fire in 2005 and, more recently, the city sought to eliminate illegally installed walls in the Stuyvesant Town complex on the East Side, many management companies began to worry about their legal liability if walls had been erected without the proper permits.

The current focus on temporary walls is driven by two developments: prosecutors' decision to level manslaughter charges at the owners of a building where a fatal fire occurred in 2005 and, more recently, the city's drive to eliminate illegally installed temporary walls in Stuyvesant Town, the sprawling complex between 14th and 23rd Streets on the East Side.