Sentence examples for most severe charges from inspiring English sources

Many Spaniards were shocked that the focal suspects were not convicted of the most severe charges.

Lawyers said such evidence could have undermined the prosecution's case in the most severe charges.

But the most severe charges relate to activities involving Syria, a country with which Washington maintains normal relations.

He faces up to 20 years in prison if found guilty of the most severe charges, mail fraud and wire fraud.

Interpol's National Central Bureau (NCB) has dropped the majority of the most severe charges against the Egyptian asylum seeker branded a "convicted jihadist terrorist" by Tony Abbott, following an investigation by Guardian Australia.

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, which had an undercover operative film the abuse last fall at Aviagen Turkeys Inc., in Lewisburg, said it believed the felony counts were the most severe charges that American factory farmers had faced.

If convicted of the most severe charge, Mr. Donovan said, he could be sentenced to 25 years in prison.

The driver of the police van, officer Caesar Goodson Jr, who is African American, faces the most severe charge of second-degree murder.. Officer William Porter and sergeant Alicia D White were charged with manslaughter, assault and misconduct.

But the jury decided not to find the boy, Nathaniel Brazill, guilty of the most severe charge he faced, first-degree murder, thus sparing him a mandatory sentence of life in prison without parole.

By the second day a straw poll indicated we were still all over the place: a handful wanted us to find the defendant guilty of the most severe charge, and another handful voted for each of the lesser charges; but about half the room also said they had not ruled out self-defense.

Critics also expressed concern about the ordering of the split trials of Nuon Chea and Khieu Samphan, with the most severe charge of genocide and ethnic cleansing pushed into proceedings that will likely last until 2016.