Sentence examples for serious? hate from inspiring English sources

Last Thursday, Hakim Scott, who, according to prosecutors, was Mr. Phoenix's accomplice in the beating, was convicted of first-degree manslaughter but acquitted of more serious hate crime charges.

Both countries have had reasonably well-documented problems with racist and violent behaviour around domestic football matches, especially Poland, where a Uefa-funded report revealed that in 2010 there were 133 serious hate crimes inside Polish stadiums.

And for less serious hate crimes, it may not make good policy sense to increase punishment.

Ouch, that one is going to get me some serious hate mail.

Beginning in 1999 the city was struck by a surge in more serious hate crimes as several paroled gang members returned to the streets.

In all, Ravi is charged with 15 counts and faces 10 years in prison if convicted of the most serious hate crime charge.

After a trial last month, Mr. Scott was convicted of manslaughter but acquitted of more serious hate-crime charges.

She sentenced Mr. Scott, who was convicted of manslaughter and assault but cleared of more serious hate-crime charges, to 37 years.

But to prove the far more serious hate-crime charges brought here by the United States attorney, Steven M. Dettelbach, prosecutors must show that religious differences drove the attacks.

A Brooklyn man was convicted of manslaughter on Thursday for his role in the killing of an Ecuadorean immigrant, but he was acquitted of more serious hate-crime charges.

I heard lots of theories: the feds who'd tried unsuccessfully to nail him for the PACER/RECAP stunt had a serious hate-on for him; the feds were chasing down all the Cambridge hackers who had any connection to Bradley Manning in the hopes of turning one of them, and other, less credible theories.