Sentence examples for offenses admitted from inspiring English sources

Male juvenile suspects of sex offenses admitted to four (out of 13) JJIs, to which the selected CPB regional offices usually referred, were asked to participate as well.

In fact, four of every five children and teen arrestees in state juvenile justice systems are under the influence of alcohol or drugs while committing their crimes, test positive for drugs, are arrested for committing an alcohol or drug offense, admit having substance abuse and addiction problems, or share some combination of these characteristics.

But Anthony was uncomfortable in a point guard-dominated offense and admitted as much a week before D'Antoni resigned.

They always make sure to commit their offenses after admitting to them, proving so adept at the racket that their caretakers put them in charge of collecting the apologies of the other inmates.

Gen. Jeffrey A. Sinclair strode uneasily to a courtroom lectern Wednesday and glanced up at a silver-haired military judge who will sentence him for offenses he admits he committed.

"We expect all Los Angeles County workers to adhere to the highest standards of ethical behavior as they conduct the public's business, and this ex-employee's admitted offenses represent an egregious betrayal of the public trust," she said in a statement.

The offense-history data were cross-checked against, and supplemented by, other information provided by the patient himself, including the number and nature of any additional sexual offenses that were admitted by the patient but for which he was never charged.

Chelsea Schilling asked in a June 29 WND article: "How did Paula Deen, a spunky 66-year-old TV chef, go from being the much-loved 'queen of Southern cuisine' to exiled pariah in just days?" Schilling wrote that Deen's only offense was "admitting in a legal deposition to use of the "N -word maN -words ago," and that "Even Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson camanyo Deen's defense".

The Jets will unveil their West Coast offense and Martin admitted today that, like many football observers, he thought that meant the Jets would simply throw the ball in all sorts of patterns and forget about the running game.

Protected by double jeopardy, which prevents a person from being prosecuted twice for the same offense, Bryant and Milam later admitted to murdering Till in an interview with Look magazine.

Except under unusual circumstances recognized by the law of evidence, evidence of prior offenses shall not be admitted on the issue of determining whether the person charged has committed the offense.