Sentence examples for proposed plea from inspiring English sources

His proposed plea deal was first reported by The Big Bend Sentinel.

So today, when a newspaper published details about another proposed plea agreement, which would spare the troopers prison time, black legislators warned that the special state prosecutor not be swayed by the specter of more bad publicity.

In court, Judge Sand also seemed troubled by Mr. El-Hage's proposed plea as the defendant began to respond to the judge's questions -- an inquiry mandated by federal law whenever a defendant pleads guilty.

Under the proposed plea deal, one official said, the troopers would admit to those two charges only and agree to resign, in exchange for the state's request that they receive probation.

The public also did not know that military prosecutors not only rejected Manning's proposed plea, but even threatened to charge him with an additional ten-year offense on top of the life sentence plus 149 years he already faces if convicted on their case.

Fastow, who is the wife of ex-Enron Chief Financial Officer Andrew Fastow, had a midday deadline Friday to agree to U.S. District Judge David Hittner's modification of a proposed plea bargain.

But who died and left him in charge?" In May, 2009, Tyrrell proposed a plea bargain: if Drake pleaded guilty to one count of conspiring to violate the Espionage Act and agreed to coöperate against the others, he would get a maximum of five years in prison.

Manhattan prosecutors have proposed a plea bargain with no further jail time for a Columbia University graduate student facing a new trial on charges that he kidnapped and sexually abused a woman he had met on the Internet, say the student's mother and others familiar with the negotiations.

Faced with the prospect of going to trial on nearly two dozen charges that could have sent him to prison for many years, Calderon said he had been put in a "tough situation" when the government proposed its plea agreement.

It was still possible for the lawyer to approach the prosecution and propose a plea bargain, offering to plead guilty to non-capital murder, which would result in life imprisonment for Lamb but allow a parole hearing after 10 years.

Both Ms. Leekin's lawyer and the United States attorney's office had asked the judge to remain within the range that they had proposed in the plea agreement, 6 ½ to 8 years.