Sentence examples for misdemeanor committed from inspiring English sources

Marconi/Noonan, meanwhile, is a misdemeanor committed against basic Aristotelian credence.

It protected the farmer's property and established penalties for misdemeanors committed by the villagers.

'As to the fourteen individual appellants, the Board concluded that each of them was guilty of unfair labor practices by reason of threats, assaults and other misdemeanors committed by them as set out in the findings of fact.

By an act of 1913 (103 O. L. 290), the mayor's court in villages in Hamilton county, and in half a dozen other counties with large cities, was deprived of jurisdiction to hear and punish misdemeanors committed in the county beyond the limits of the corporation.

So an officer, at common law, was not authorized to make an arrest without a warrant, for a mere misdemeanor not committed in his presence.

He was booked at Orange County Jail and faces a misdemeanor charge of committing theft against a dependent adult.

3. The Volstead Act contains no provision which annuls the accepted common-law rule or discloses definite intent to authorize arrests without warrant for misdemeanors not committed in the officer's presence.

If any high crimes or misdemeanors were committed, they were committed by members of Congress who voted to release this material to the public without regard for the rights of a citizen.

According to one of the few recent nationwide estimates, from the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, 10.5 million misdemeanors were committed in 2006.

We quickly agreed that Mr. DeMaio had committed misdemeanor assault, defined as injuring someone either intentionally, recklessly or negligently.

Will that act or another crime or misdemeanor get her committed to the secure facility she so dreads?