Sentence examples for multiple counts related from inspiring English sources
David Loglisci, who was the top investment officer of the pension fund, was charged with multiple counts related to official misconduct, falsifying records and fraud.
On Tuesday afternoon, the jury found Mr. Edwards, his son Stephen, and three associates guilty of multiple counts related to the bidding for coveted state riverboat casino licenses, both during Mr. Edwards's last term in office and after his departure in 1996.
The 37-year-old faces multiple counts related to prohibited substances, medical records and conduct prejudicial to horse racing.
Mulcaire is accused of four counts related to particular individuals.
A disbarred lawyer who was convicted last fall of multiple counts of fraud related to a number of bank loans was sentenced yesterday to seven years in prison, the United States attorney, Michael J. Garcia, said.
Helen Golay, who, like Rutterschmidt, was charged with a total of four counts relating to the murder of two transient men, by staged car accidents, for financial gain the women took out multiple life-insurance policies on the men, amounting to millions of dollars was there, too, wearing a greenish-gray top and glasses.
Four counts of sexual assault and one count related to an accusation of choking were brought against him.
Fields was arrested and charged with one count of second-degree murder, three counts of malicious wounding and one count related to leaving the scene of the wreck. .
THE Justice Department is building its case against Megaupload, the hugely popular file-sharing site that was indicted earlier this year on multiple counts of copyright infringement and related crimes.
In 2007, McGowan was sentenced to seven years in prison on multiple counts of conspiracy and arson related to the destruction of two lumberyards.
A federal grand jury indicted Bruce E. Karatz, the former chairman and chief executive of KB Home, on Thursday on charges of multiple counts of fraud and other crimes related to a stock option backdating plan.
