Sentence examples for narcotics for which from inspiring English sources

Corean pointed out that the District Attorney's wife, a plastic surgeon and former Miss Oklahoma, had just pleaded guilty to illegally obtaining narcotics, for which she received community service and permission to resume doing nose jobs.

At a preliminary hearing on June 19, Judge Robert Taylor set a date for December 8, at which Hendrix would stand trial for two counts of illegal possession of narcotics, for which he faced as many as 20 years in prison.

These links involve an exchange in [the United States] of narcotics for arms, which then are shipped to Nicaragua.

He said he would devote ample resources to white-collar crime, including local mortgage and predatory lending scams, as well as corporate frauds and money-laundering schemes by arms and narcotics traffickers — larger cases for which Ms. Snyder expresses little appetite.

The war that is under way there is over control of the narcotics trade, the consumer market for which lies across Mexico's borders, in the United States.

That allowed federal agents to sweep up the Alley's drug dealers and threaten them with stiff federal sentences for narcotics trafficking, which can include life in prison.

Troy was subsequently busted for narcotics possession, which included four hits of Hydromorphone.

And Abdul-Alim had a previous conviction for narcotics offenses, which agents may have seen as bolstering their hopes of recruiting him as an informant.

And Abdul-Alim had a previous conviction for narcotics offenses, which agents may have seen as bolstering their hopes of recruiting him as an informant.

Turner was tormented by asthmatic wheezes and joint pains, for which he took the narcotic herb thorn apple (consumed daily through the goop that accumulated in the bowl of his pipe).

President Obama has named La Familia a significant foreign narcotics trafficker, which makes it illegal for American citizens to have any contact with the group, and in February, 2010, the Treasury Department formally identified seven La Familia leaders, including El Chayo, as drug kingpins, increasing the criminal penalties for Americans caught associating with them.