Sentence examples for secondary charges from inspiring English sources
But a Thai court today dismissed secondary charges of money laundering and fraud against the 43-year-old, clearing the way for extradition.
Lawyers in the case said recent court rulings in New Jersey require judges in criminal trials to provide jurors secondary charges during deliberation that are less severe than the original, main charges.
While there was ample evidence to show they were part of a pack of 30 youths who beat and harassed eight other victims, the report said the youths had been portrayed in court as predators in a vicious sexual assault, and thus jurors' perceptions of them would have been tainted for judgments on the secondary charges.
Mr Harbour does a strong job of defending atheism against some of the secondary charges that have been levelled against it—such as the complaint that atheistic political regimes have turned out to be worse than religious ones, or that atheists, if they follow through on what they believe, are bound to be amoral.
If anyone is indicted, it will likely be on some secondary charge, such as perjury or lying to investigators.
Once a significant secondary charge has been induced, there is a relatively weak flow of electricity between the storm cloud and its target.
In contrast, uncharged quanta must first undergo a major interaction that transforms all or part of their energy into secondary charged radiations.
It was a secondary charge to the main count of plotting to bomb the airliners, a charge on which the jury failed to reach a verdict in the first trial.
The task of detecting the uncharged neutron is thus transformed into one of measuring the directly observable results of the energy deposited in the detector by the secondary charged particles.
The secondary charge exchange of hot and/or fast neutral H with cold (({sim }7500) K McComas et al.
Additionally, thermal or fast neutrons can be measured through detection of secondary charged particles produced in a dedicated radiator material.
