Sentence examples for plea means from inspiring English sources

Loughner's plea means that there won't be a full trial.

"Accepting this plea means to accept things I did not do, which I find very difficult".

"As far as I'm concerned, Parrino's plea means absolutely nothing," he said.

The plea means that the instructor, Alexis Wright, will avoid a trial, as will the numerous clients who might have been called as witnesses.

The plea means that he did not admit guilt in the Aug. 19 episode, but acknowledged that sufficient evidence existed for a conviction.

The plea means he will be naming names in an influence-peddling scandal that runs all the way to the White House.

Her guilty plea meant that Ms. Shaw would no longer have a trial run, so the prosecutors here decided to move.

The two prosecutors who led the case, Eleanor Hunter and Michael Latin, said Ms. Olson's decision to recant her plea meant that she had lied either in court or in the hallway.

Mr. Zugibe said the sentence was fair, noting that the plea meant the young victims would not have to testify at a trial.

The guilty plea meant that no witnesses were called for the trial; Detective Chaffey instead read a list of facts to the court.

Polanski accepted his and repeatedly acknowledged that he understood the plea meant he could be thrown into jail or forced to register as a sex offender, but the victim wasn't spared her slut-shaming: the judge read into the record her completely irrelevant sexual history anyway, as though having consented to sex once mitigated Polanski's rape of her.