Sentence examples for pleading out to from inspiring English sources

And have their lives ruined, as Kaitlyn's appears about to be, by pleading out to theoretically "lesser" felony charges.

Consequently, when Vahedi is busy pleading out to the Ponzi and mortgage conspiracy, he's also going to plead guilty to one count of bank fraud as a result of stealing over $700,000 from his parents by draining their bank accounts and taking out a loan on their home.

His life changed in 2004, when he was arrested and, thanks to the harsh Rockefeller Drug Laws (which have since been repealed), faced a potential 12 to 25 years in prison; he wound up pleading out to a reduced sentence of three to nine years.

"We could have pleaded out to four to six years" and Mr. Restivo would have been paroled long ago, Mr. Robinson said.

His co-defendant was found not guilty, and Campbell pleaded out to assault, landing him a three-year sentence.

"Learning that cops have to give you a specific amount of money is always a positive thing, but the part of the lawsuit that I felt was the most important is the accountability of the crown lawyers who denied me bail and were basically trying to leverage me to plead out to something I'd never done," he said. .

"I'm waiting for a date to go to court and plead out to twenty-five years.

Charged with lewd vagrancy he plead out to a lesser 'morals charge' and was sent to jail for 60 days.

After due consideration, the district attorney responsible for prosecuting such cases in my corner of the world allowed Smith to plead out to the lesser charge of driving to endanger.

Bruce Colton, the State Attorney for Indian River County in Florida, says that if she pleads out to the lesser felony charge of "child abuse" that he's offered, he'll recommend that she serve two years under house arrest and one year probation, and she'll be spared registering as a sex offender.

In 1998, Blanco pled out to three second-degree murder charges and received a 20-year sentence.